Tom Mullie
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Jays Edge Reds 6-5 (opens the original)
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For most of the night, this looked like a typically frustrating 2026 Blue Jays loss. The starting pitching wasn’t very good, the bullpen did enough to keep them in range, and while the offence produce traffic on the bases it failed to turn that into runs. Luckily, things flipped late. The offence woke up and chained together a crooked inning, and Tyler Rogers and Luis Varland were nails as they have been all year to bring it home. The offence had plenty of base runners tonight, but as has so oft
End of Season Minor League News Roundup (opens the original)
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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The Jays are in the thick of a slapstick caper of a wildcard race, but with today being an off day I thought I’d look at the minor leagues as their seasons wrap up. The International League (AAA) goes through this weekend, so the Buffalo Bisons have a few more to play, but the other levels’ seasons came to a close over the course of the last couple of weeks. The Vancouver Canadians won the Northwest Leag
Shane Bieber put on 15-Day IL (opens the original)
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Blue Jays starting pitcher Shane Bieber has been added to the 15-day IL with right teres major inflammation. Chad Dallas is being called up from the AAA Buffalo Bisons to take his roster spot. For those who, like me, didn’t know what a teres major is, it’s a muscle that runs from your shoulder blade to your humerus. The good news is that it’s a different injury from the elbow-forearm issue that cost him the first half of the season. The bad news is that Bieber, who’s managed just 20 appearances
Jays Lose 3-1 to Yankees (opens the original)
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Cam Schlittler was always going to be a tough assignment. They managed six hits and three walks off him, which under most circumstances you’d have to say was a good day, but couldn’t push more than one across. The Jays pitching staff was in some sense even better, allowing just four total hits and five walks for a 1.000 WHIP. The Yankees capitalized on their opportunities and the Jays didn’t, though, and so the loss. The Jays got off to a good start, with two singles and a walk among the first f
Jays @ Yankees GameThread (opens the original)
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The Jays arrive in Yankee Stadium today to take on the current top wildcard. As things currently stand, it’ll be the last team above .500 they play this season. From Tuesday on out they play, in descending order of current record, the Rangers (63-65), Guardians (62-66), Tigers (61-66), Reds (61-67), Orioles (2x) (61-67), Mariners (60-68), Royals (2x) (55-74), and A’s (49-79). The Tigers do have a positive run differential, but then that’s a product of when Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize played for
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