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Rays @ Jays Game Thread

I’m past hoping for wins. I’d just like it to look like the Jays are trying. I understand that you can try and have it not look like you are, but…..please put in an effort today. Maybe more than 5 hits….let’s go for 8 hits with at least one being for extra bases. And let’s […]

Monday Blue Jays Notes

Another Monday, another new series starts. Four games against the Rays. The pitching matchups: Max Scherzer starts for the Bisons Wednesday, they are saying he’ll have another rehab start after that. If he could have a great start for the Jays after that and get traded off the next day, that would be the best […]

Today in Blue Jays History: 10 Player Trade with the Astros

Fourteen Years Ago Today The Blue Jays and the Astros made a ten-player trade: Happ played for us for 2.5 seasons. He was hurt quite a bit, including one injury when a line drive hit him in the head, and he ended up on the DL with a leg injury. In 2.5 seasons, he had […]

How back is Drake Baldwin?

It’s been a crazy sophomore season for Drake Baldwin so far. Up until he suffered an oblique injury in mid-May, he had a .401 wOBA (154 wRC+) and .418 xwOBA — pretty bonkers numbers. Like, we knew he was good from 2025, when he had a .350ish wOBA/xwOBA (125 wRC+), but to come out swinging […]

MM 7.20: Maryland baseball alum Sean Burke posts scoreless outing

After surrendering four runs in his short-lived start against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago White Sox pitcher Sean Burke needed a quick reset. And the former Terp did just that, allowing only six runs across his last six outings. But Burke saved his best performance for Sunday. The 6-foot-6 right-hander held a struggling Toronto Blue […]

“Turn It Around in a Hurry” – Blue Jays Manager Sends Wake-Up Call to Toronto Clubhouse as Playoff Hopes Dwindle

The Toronto Blue Jays played in the World Series less than a year ago. Today, they are watching their postseason hopes fade away after another lackluster offensive display. The 3-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox this Sunday concluded another disappointing series defeat. With the Blue Jays now having just 7 wins from their last […] The post “Turn It Around in a Hurry” – Blue Jays Manager Sends Wake-Up Call to Toronto Clubhouse as Playoff Hopes Dwindle appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Tom Henke Reacts to the Sudden Passing of Duane Ward

Longtime Toronto Blue Jays closer Tom Henke reacted to the sudden passing of his former teammate Duane Ward.On Sunday, the Blue Jays announced that Ward, who was part of the team’s World Series-winning teams in 1992 and 1993, had suddenly passed away at the age of 62.Ward was in Toronto along with many of his […] The post Tom Henke Reacts to the Sudden Passing of Duane Ward appeared first on HEAVY .

Blue Jays Sign Promising Catcher to Record-Breaking $2.5 Million Deal

The Toronto Blue Jays made a record-breaking signing on Sunday.MLB prospect insider Jim Callis reported on Sunday that the Blue Jays signed fourth-round pick Will Brick. Brick was the top-ranked high school catcher and fell in the draft due to concerns over his signability.Yet, Toronto was able to sign him to a record-breaking deal, according […] The post Blue Jays Sign Promising Catcher to Record-Breaking $2.5 Million Deal appeared first on HEAVY .

The Young and the Relentless: Burke and the Montgomerys stifle Jays, 3-0

In his postgame interview on Peacock today, Colson Montgomery was asked how the White Sox withstood a nine-K start from Toronto star Trey Yesavage to eventually break through and bounce him from the game: “Just be relentless.” As is the wont of a rare national interviewer, that chat quickly came around to asking about the […]

White Sox 3, Blue Jays 0: Burke remains boffo after break

As the pregame notes teased, two White Sox pitching trends entered Sunday's rubber match north of the border: Sean Burke dominating over his last five starts (32 IP, 1.69 ERA, 42 K, 5 BB) Baffling home (3.18 ERA) and road (5.05 ERA) splits for Sox pitching The post White Sox 3, Blue Jays 0: Burke remains boffo after break appeared first on Sox Machine .

Anemic Offense, Jays Lose

White Sox 3 Blue Jays 0 So, remember when we got that run yesterday. That was a good day. Today, we managed four singles and one walk. We had runners (well runner) in scoring position in one inning, going 0 for 2. Nathan Lukes had two his, one a bunt single (great job) in the […]

Blue Jays ‘Likely Sellers at the Trade Deadline’

The Toronto Blue Jays are likely to be sellers at the trade deadline after the has stumbled to a losing record ahead of this year’s deadline.The Blue Jays have a 46-52 record through the first 98 games of the season. With 64 games left, the team still has a chance to make a run and […] The post Blue Jays ‘Likely Sellers at the Trade Deadline’ appeared first on HEAVY .

Duane Ward Passes Away

Longtime big league reliever Duane Ward passed away this weekend, as announced by the Blue Jays.  Ward passed in Toronto, as the right-hander was among the many former Jays in town for the unveiling of the Joe Carter statue in commemoration of the 1992-93 World Series championship teams.  Ward arrived in Toronto on Friday but […]

First pitch: White Sox at Blue Jays

The White Sox have won one of their last nine road series (the Cleveland split counts as a draw) and are trying not to make it one of 10. Part of the reason for the home-road disparity is Sox pitching running a 5.05 ERA on the road, compared to a 3.18 ERA at home. The post First pitch: White Sox at Blue Jays appeared first on Sox Machine .

Game Thread: White Sox(51-46) at Blue Jays (46-52)

Who would’ve thunk last fall watching Trey Yeasavage mow through AL hitters that just a few long months later, we’d be saying things like “Yeah he’s good, but Sean Burke might wind up getting some Cy Young votes, has the advantage.” Obviously I’m being rather liberal with the royal “we” there, because I might really […]