The Blue Jays will have to address this position of need if they were to compete with the giants of the AL East.

Where will the Blue Jays finish in the American League East? Will Vladimir Guerrero Jr and Bo Bichette stay in town? Find out here!

For the Toronto Blue Jays to regain a bounce in their offensive step, they need Bo Bichette to regain his stud bat and Vlad Guerrero Jr. to showcase plus power.

It turns out that Erik Swanson isn't the only Toronto Blue Jays reliever dealing with an injury at spring training. Ryan Burr is also, according to Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet. Blue Jays reliever ...

March 7 (UPI) --All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. requested less than $600 million during extension talks this off-season with the Toronto Blue Jays, he revealed during a recent interview.

Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. might be toying with his front office — and his fanbase — a little bit. With the first Blue Jays players reporting to spring training in Dunedin ...

You can count new Toronto Blue Jays signing Anthony Santander as the latest public figure to make their thoughts known about Elon Musk. And no, he doesn’t quite seem to be a fan. Santander ...

The Toronto Blue Jays fell 8-7 to the New York Yankees in Friday's Spring Training contest. Both teams finished the day 7-5 in Grapefruit League play, placing them in a fourth-place tie with the ...

The Toronto Blue Jays remain steadfast in their hot pursuit of offseason signing. They are scouting for a star third baseman. And the rumors hint their quest to end at the St. Louis Cardinals.

Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. says that the team's counteroffer on a new contract extension was much less than what Juan Soto received in free agency. Without a new deal ...

DUNEDIN - One big question hung in the warm, humid Florida air Thursday as the Toronto Blue Jays held their first official workout at spring training. Will the team be able to sign Vladimir ...

Baseball fans have learned over the last few years that the players they cheer for take fantasy football extremely seriously and Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt reminded them of that.