The Toronto Blue Jays threw in the towel on one of their former top prospects ahead of the 2024 MLB trade deadline when they traded pitcher Nate Pearson to the Chicago Cubs. In exchange for Pearson, the Blue Jays received two prospects;

Lukes entered 2025 hoping to compete for a bench spot and earn playing time. But his game-winning hit on Thursday pushed the outfielder’s OPS up to .808, the fourth-highest on the team. The Blue Jays, who need unexpected breakouts to elevate out of the American League’s jumbled middle, are happy Lukes didn’t quit, too.

Perhaps the most bizarre ceremonial first pitch in MLB history was thrown at the Rogers Centre on Thursday ahead of the Toronto Blue Jays game against the San Diego Padres. A group of five people wearing bright green cricket costumes took to the field before the game and proceeded to huddle up at the pitchers mound.

Hoffman picked up his third blown save of the season, surrendering two runs on two hits while striking out one in Thursday's 7-6 extra-innings win against the Padres. The month of May continues to be a struggle for Hoffman with all three of his blown saves coming in the last couple weeks.

After the Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal tags the Toronto Blue Jays as the next team to make a change in the dugout.

What started as a treat morphed into part of the pitcher’s game-day tradition — and perhaps a little superstition.

As the Kansas City Royals take stock of their struggling offense, it's beginning to get late enough in the season to start thinking about trade candidates. Bobby Witt Jr. is a rockstar, but the rest of Kansas City's offense has failed to support him in 2024.