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First-inning silence is the name of the game as we spotlight three high-potential “No Run First Inning” bets: Toronto Blue Jays’ Trey Yesavage vs. Chicago White Sox’s Sean Burke, Tampa Bay Rays’ Shane McClanahan vs. Boston Red Sox’s Sonny Gray, and Baltimore Orioles’ Brandon Young vs. Houston…

Duane Ward, the legendary Blue Jays reliever who helped lead the team to two World Series titles, has died at 62—just days after returning to Toronto to celebrate the 1992 and 1993 championship squads. Known for his fiery bullpen dominance and unshakable team spirit, Ward formed a historic duo with…

The Toronto Blue Jays are crumbling at home this season, their once-proud Rogers Centre now feeling like neutral territory after a brutal 12-4 loss to the Chicago White Sox. With a dismal 24-26 record at home — far from last year’s World Series-caliber 54-27 — the team’s reliance on pitching and…

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. lit up the Toronto Blue Jays’ one-run win over the Chicago White Sox, driving in the game’s only run with a double and showing resilience despite a lingering back injury that sidelined him from the All-Star Game. With the Jays now 46-52 and still chasing playoff positioning,…

The Toronto Blue Jays honored their 1992 and 1993 World Series champions with a moving statue unveiling, bringing together legends like Joe Carter and Paul Molitor to relive glory days and celebrate enduring brotherhood forged on the field. Even fierce competitors like Dave Stieb showed their…

The Toronto Blue Jays’ once-proud home turf is now a source of frustration, as they’ve plummeted to 24-26 at Rogers Centre — a far cry from their World Series-caliber 54-27 record last year. Friday’s crushing loss to the Chicago White Sox, where Spencer Strider surrendered six runs early, exposed…

The Blue Jays turned heads with a shutout win over the White Sox, fueled by Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s much-needed resurgence and Shane Bieber’s dominant six-inning performance. Guerrero delivered a key double and multiple hits, while Bieber silenced the Sox with six strikeouts and just three hits.…

Blue Jays’ pitching future just got hit hard again—prospect Jake Bloss, recovering from Tommy John surgery, now faces months sidelined with a teres major shoulder injury. At just 24, his return to the rotation is now a distant dream, adding to a roster already looking like a MASH unit. With the…

The Blue Jays just unveiled their first-ever player statue, a towering 15-foot tribute to Joe Carter’s legendary 1993 World Series walk-off home run — a moment that forever changed baseball history in Canada. Crafted in bronze and set on a granite base honoring both championship rosters, the statue…

Max Scherzer’s thumb rehab hit a pause after three injections, delaying his return as Toronto’s ace remains sidelined—just six games into the season. With the Blue Jays clinging to Wild Card hopes and Scherzer’s absence looming, the trade deadline looms large: will they trade for arms or gamble on…

The Blue Jays stumbled out of the break with a brutal 12-4 loss to the White Sox, dropping to 45-52 and staring down a pivotal trade deadline. Spencer Miles, a key arm, struggled again—six runs in under four innings, raising questions about his role as starter or reliever. Offensively, the bats…

Toronto Blue Jays keep the roof shut at Rogers Centre for their opener against the Chicago White Sox amid wildfire smoke choking southern Ontario — a smart move to protect players, staff, and fans while ensuring the game goes on. With the Jays in last place in the AL East and needing momentum after…