For a while, it seemed like the Toronto Blue Jays could actually become sellers at this year's trade deadline. Middling during the early portion of the season, the organization could have decided to build toward the future by choosing to get assets back in return for the expiring deals they have set to come off their books at the conclusion of this campaign.

The baseball world's collective jaw dropped on Sunday evening, as the Boston Red Sox traded superstar Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. FanSided MLB in

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The Toronto Blue Jays are playing some excellent baseball as one of the hottest teams in the MLB. Their offense, which has been dormant for most of the season, has begun coming alive in recent weeks,

The next six weeks of the Blue Jays’ season will all play out in the shadow of the Trade Deadline, which takes on a far greater meaning now that the Blue Jays have freed themselves from .500 and positioned themselves as postseason contenders.

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By mid-June last year, the Toronto Blue Jays’ trajectory was set. They were 15 games back of the division lead and quickly drifting out of the postseason race. Things never got better. The Blue Jays sold hard at the 2024 trade deadline,

The Blue Jays have been one of baseball's hottest teams in June and the club could get some key contributors back from injury soon.

Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays’ team physician, died Monday. He was 87. Taylor died in Toronto after a long illness,