Many around baseball are confused by starter Shane Bieber's choice to exercise his $16 million player option with the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Toronto Blue Jays might not be playing baseball anymore, but that doesn't mean they've stopped keeping in touch.

After leading the Fall Classic three games to two over the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Blue Jays dropped the final two contests at home, missing out on their first championship since 1993. So their task this winter seems simple, though it's clearly not so in practice: Finish the job.

If the St. Louis Cardinals can make it through the offseason with Brendan Donovan still a member of the organization, that arguably would be a positive thing. I

The Toronto Blue Jays have recently been linked to a potential closer replacement who could present a big upgrade for the team.

Coming off a disappointing 88-loss campaign in 2024 that imperiled jobs up and down the organization, the Toronto Blue Jays in 2025 came up big. They added 20 wins to their 2024 tally, won the crown in an American League East division that yielded three playoff teams,

Shane Bieber's remarkable 2024 comeback from Tommy John surgery culminated in a World Series appearance, a journey deeply personal and professionally

The Toronto Blue Jays have come up short in their pursuit of Japanese stars the past few cycles. While Shohei Ohtani was already an established big league star