Covering veteran players in Spring Training has been an education in what actually matters. “Strictly the win-loss record,” Blue Jays manager John Schneider joked before Saturday’s Grapefruit League opener.

There have been a ton of eyes on the Toronto Blue Jays as of late, as they’ve finally emerged from their winter-long hibernation to – once again – screw up what should’ve been an easy entrance into the “win” column for the organization.

Toronto Blue Jays baseball is back. On Saturday, the Blue Jays took on the New York Yankees in their first game of Spring Training. In the bottom of the fourth inning, they hit their first home run courtesy of Orelvis Martínez.

The Toronto Blue Jays are officially back. After a wild offseason, a new era of Blue Jays baseball starts today in the form of the team's Spring Training opener against the New York Yankees, a division rival that they'll see plenty of during the regular season.