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Scherzer's brilliance, fire and stubbornness on display in 7-K Game 162 gem (opens the original)
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TORONTO -- Only one man can tell Max Scherzer when it’s over, and his name is Max Scherzer. Every bit of Scherzer’s brilliance was on display on Sunday afternoon in what may have been his last start in the big leagues. After what we just saw, though, how could it be? How could Scherzer, one of greatest competitors this game has ever seen, put on a performance like that and not be tempted back? He’s still got it. None of those pesky details seemed to matter as Scherzer, pitching on short rest at
Springer's Clemente Award nom has an extra personal touch (opens the original)
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This story was excerpted from Keegan Matheson’s Blue Jays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. TORONTO -- George Springer has been named the Blue Jays’ nominee for the 2026 Roberto Clemente Award, recognizing the work he’s done in the community both this season and across his six seasons in Toronto. The Roberto Clemente Award is the annual recognition of a Major League player who best represents the game of baseball through ex
Blue Jays secure tiebreaker with Guardians in tight AL Wild Card chase (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND -- The Blue Jays just took care of business in Cleveland and are now just a half-game out of the final American League Wild Card spot. Thursday afternoon’s 6-3 win not only closes the gap in the Wild Card race, it also gives the Blue Jays a crucial tiebreaker over the Guardians in their head-to-head matchup (4-2) this season. “We had a tough first game here, then I loved the way we bounced back,” manager John Schneider said. “They’re a good team and it’s always scrappy, it’s always tou
Could this swing mark the return of vintage Vladdy? (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND -- Months ago, in the early days of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s season-long struggles, he said he wouldn’t feel like he’s truly “back” until he could stand at home plate and watch his own home run fly. Only then could he really feel it. The moment Guerrero made contact Wednesday night in Cleveland, he didn’t move an inch. His three-run homer helped power the Blue Jays to an 11-0 win over the Guardians. The towering shot soared to right field, a no-doubter from the moment Guerrero made cont
Two crucial areas where Toronto could close the gap in Wild Card race (opens the original)
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This story was excerpted from Keegan Matheson's Blue Jays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. NEW YORK -- At this point in the season, there aren’t many secrets left. The big stories are what they are, like Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s year-long slump or the Blue Jays’ cruel run of pitching injuries dating back to Spring Training. As much as this organization would love to see a complete renaissance from Guerrero to play the role
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