TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays have locked up slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a long-term contract extension that could see the face of the franchise spend his entire career with Canada’s ...

"I'm not leaving," he said in a video posted by the Toronto Blue Jays. Reports first surfaced late Sunday night that 26-year-old first baseman had agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract with ...

April 7 (UPI) --All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension with the Toronto Blue Jays. Sources told ESPN, MLB.com and The Athletic about the ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs have their own star player to re-sign, but the Toronto Blue Jays took care of business with theirs. Toronto sports fans awoke Monday to the news that Blue Jays star first ...

As we all expected, the Toronto Blue Jays are in first place a week and change into the 2025 MLB season. It was a tumultuous winter for Toronto's front office. Ross Atkins basically failed to ...

During his time in Toronto, Kevin Pillar became a fan favourite amongst the Blue Jays faithful for his spectacular defensive play in the outfield. Now, Pillar is coming to the defence of Toronto ...

The 2025 MLB regular season has begun, marking the start of a critical year for the Toronto Blue Jays and the face of their franchise. And in the wake of a solid 4-2 start, the Blue Jays' biggest ...

Toronto Blue Jays’ pitcher José Berríos would be facing the Washington Nationals after a phenomenal 2024 MLB season. Berrios struggled with the opening day games during the ongoing season ...

Toronto Blue Jays' pitcher Max Scherzer has been placed on a 15-day injured list due to inflammation in his right thumb. The injury, which has persisted since spring training, was aggravated after ...

A former Toronto Blue Jays fan favourite has decided to call it quits after 17 seasons in baseball. Ex-Blue Jays pitcher Jay Jackson has officially announced his retirement at the age of 37 ...

Max Scherzer's much-anticipated debut with the Toronto Blue Jays was cut short on Saturday after the star pitcher exited the game against the Baltimore Orioles due to right lat soreness.

Max Scherzer's first regular season weekend with the Toronto Blue Jays has gone from bad to worse. First, Scherzer gave up a home run on the second pitch he threw Saturday. Then, Scherzer had to ...