For any fan who's followed the Toronto Blue Jays for a long time, they know just how daunting the American League East can be. The Blue Jays have

Shane Bieber will make his long-awaited debut Friday, and it's one of the most fascinating stories in baseball right now. There's a lot riding on Bieber's return, both for him and the Blue Jays. The fact that he's going to be pitching for the Blue Jays is already fascinating enough – Bieber has never pitched for a team besides the Guardians since he was drafted in 2016,

The Toronto Blue Jays are projected to part ways with their franchise shortstop after a sudden decline in his on-field play.

There are legendary baseball players — and then there's José Bautista. A figure who, at least to Toronto Blue Jays fans, is in a league of his own. During his 10 seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, the six-time MLB All-Star blossomed into " one of the best power hitters" in the league — and a superstar player on Canadian soil.

García has also pitched 2.1 scoreless playoff innings for the Blue Jays and had a 2.70 ERA in 29 appearances before they traded him to the Seattle Mariners last season. The right-hander then returned to Toronto on a two-year deal in December and didn’t give up an earned run in March or April.

The Toronto Blue Jays have announced when former Cleveland Guardians starting pitcher Shane Bieber will make his debut with the team.

TORONTO — The tying run stood on deck in Sunday’s eighth inning as the Toronto Blue Jays threatened yet another comeback. Toronto’s history of late-game heroics gave fans hope — even down four runs, they slid forward in their seats. This time, though, Alejandro Kirk’s lazy foul fly found a Texas Rangers glove and hope finally faded away.

The Toronto Blue Jays put on a show against the Texas Rangers on Staurday that was powered by their outfielders.