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Jameson Taillon's disappointing tenure shouldn't scare Blue Jays off from pursuing depth at all costs (opens the original)
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A season that was defined by injuries, especially on the pitching side of things, required the Toronto Blue Jays to get desperate around the trade deadline. They effectively swapped rental Kevin Gausman for controllable starter José Soriano, shuffling their chips around in an effort to build for the future while keeping the door open for a late push in 2026. Another one of those chips was Jameson Taillon, whom the Blue Jays picked up in a much quieter deal with the Chicago Cubs after the right-h
Blue Jays' middling season reveals massive AL East hurdle Toronto will have to overcome (opens the original)
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Year in and year out, the AL East is one of the best divisions in baseball. This is the second consecutive year (and fifth time in six years) that the division will send three teams to the postseason, making them the clear class of the American League. Of course, it's not just one organization doing all the dominating. With the Tampa Bay Rays having clinched the top overall seed in the AL -- following in the Toronto Blue Jays' footsteps from a year ago -- the division has now crowned four differ
Blue Jays' elimination from playoff contention is only made worse by bullpen's heroic efforts (opens the original)
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With their loss in the first half of Wednesday's doubleheader against the Baltimore Orioles, the Toronto Blue Jays were officially eliminated from postseason contention. It confirms the fall from grace following their pennant-winning campaign a year ago, mercifully ending a season besieged by injuries and underperformances on every corner of the roster. Not everyone deserves the same sized slice of the blame pie. While the offense continued to scuffle and the rotation merely tried to survive an
Louis Varland's Reliever of the Year destiny is being challenged by a crowded field (opens the original)
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For much of the season, Louis Varland has been the runaway favorite for the American League Reliever of the Year Award. The first-time All-Star has been virtually untouchable for the Toronto Blue Jays all year long, recording a 1.30 ERA, 1.81 FIP, 31.7% strikeout rate, and 34 saves over 76 innings of work. However, he's (relatively speaking) slowed down in the second half, logging a 1.67 ERA compared to his 1.10 mark prior to the All-Star break. He's still been ridiculous, but the door is now sl
Blue Jays are dearly missing old friend Bo Bichette during playoff push (opens the original)
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With the Toronto Blue Jays fighting for their playoff lives on a nightly basis, perhaps now isn't the best time to be looking across the league-wide landscape. It's eat or be eaten in the AL Wild Card race, and this team can afford nary a momentary slip in their focus. Then again, the allure of Bo Bichette can only be staved off for so long. The New York Mets' third baseman hasn't garnered a lot of attention since the trade deadline since his team is out of it, and also because he had such a slo
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