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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Blue Jays watched Brewers succeed with the offensive formula Toronto abandoned (opens the original)
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As the Toronto Blue Jays' disappointing 2026 season comes to a merciful end, they can look to a National League powerhouse that has become one of the most efficient offences despite producing similarly puny power numbers. The Milwaukee Brewers have MLB’s best record (99-59 going into Sept. 24) and are second in the majors in runs scored (810) and runs per game (5.13) despite hitting the second-fewest home runs (151) in MLB. The team below them? That would be the Blue Jays, who have hit just 150
Brett Bateman already feels at home with the Blue Jays (opens the original)
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Toronto Blue Jays rookie outfielder Brett Bateman has hit the ground running since making his major league debut last week. The 24-year-old has felt right at home in his first few games with his new team after being acquired along with minor-league infielder Ty Southisene in a high-profile trade-deadline deal with the Chicago Cubs for former ace Kevin Gausman. Bateman profiles as a speedy, high-contact hitter with developing power who has largely taken over as Toronto’s primary center fielder af
Blue Jays just got a timely Daulton Varsho trade reminder with Diamondbacks rumor (opens the original)
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The Toronto Blue Jays were reminded of a huge trade they made back in 2023, with the news that the Arizona Diamondbacks are interested in extending catcher Gabriel Moreno. D’Backs team president/CEO Derrick Hall made an appearance on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM last week and confirmed that the two sides had begun discussions about a long-term extension. Blue Jays fans will remember Moreno as a top prospect in the early 2020s. His rise through the minor league ranks coincided with Toronto having one o
Max Scherzer has tremendous outing with Buffalo (opens the original)
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The Toronto Blue Jays got some encouraging news on the injury front with a dominant performance from Max Scherzer in a rehab start for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons on Wednesday afternoon. The veteran right-hander flashed his vintage form, pitching five no-hit innings with seven strikeouts. The outing is a sign that Scherzer should be close to returning to the big leagues soon. The beleaguered pitching staff could use all the help they can get, but it’s unclear how useful Mad Max can be given his
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