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2026 MLB Playoffs Tiebreakers

2026 MLB Playoffs Tiebreakers: The American League Wild Card race is a free-for-all right now, particularly as it relates to the third and final seed. The Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, Detroit Tigers, Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Guardians and Minnesota Twins are all within a game or so of the final Wild Card spot. The Seattle […]

Happy Birthday: Dave Lemanczyk

Today marks Dave Lemanczyk’s 76th birthday. Dave was a starting pitcher for the Blue Jays during their inaugural season. He started the second game in franchise history, recording the team’s first-ever loss. He was a solid pitcher, selected from the Detroit Tigers in the Expansion Draft. The draft itself was something of a sucker’s bet; […]

Blue Jays Happily Draft Cole Carlon Late In First Round

The Blue Jays followed Arizona State lefty Cole Carlon all spring and were ecstatic that he fell to them at the 39th overall pick. The post Blue Jays Happily Draft Cole Carlon Late In First Round appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .

“This Unfortunately Happens”: Dodgers Analyst Gives Reality Check on Embarrassing Streak Concerning Starters

Twelve. That’s the number of Los Angeles Dodgers pitchers who are off the mound due to injury. The rotation was supposed to be one of the franchise’s biggest strengths. Instead, they are hitting one roadblock after the other. And Justin Wrobleski just became the latest addition to their injury woes. But one analyst pointed out […] The post “This Unfortunately Happens”: Dodgers Analyst Gives Reality Check on Embarrassing Streak Concerning Starters appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Yankees @ Blue Jays Game Thread

This is game #126. And it is an early game, but I’m out for a while. I might be back before game time, but I might not, so this is the GameThread if I don’t get back in time. I played singles tennis this morning, I don’t do that very often, but won. It is […]

New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays: Ryan Weathers vs. Dylan Cease

Two of the three least productive offenses in baseball walk into a ballpark. One of these offenses has the backing of the league’s best pitching staff. Who wins? The answer may shock you! In a style once again reminiscent of the 2025 ALDS, the Yankees have allowed the Blue Jays to dance circles around them […]

Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Rays fall to Orioles despite ninth inning rally

Saturday day was a day that ends in “Y,” so that mean the Yankees’ offense didn’t produce much. Just like Friday, the Blue Jays held the fake Bronx Bombers to just one run, scoring only a bit more than that themselves to take the victory. The Yankees themselves put in a frustrating performance, but could […]

Mariners Claim Troy Watson

The Mariners have claimed right-hander Troy Watson off waivers from the Tigers. Watson fills the empty spot on Seattle’s 40-man roster. He has been assigned to the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers. Watson, 29, was a late-round draft pick by the Blue Jays in 2018. Toronto sent him to Detroit for cash considerations during the 2024 campaign, […]

Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber finally ends 2nd-longest HR drought of career

With the Philadelphia Phillies facing the Toronto Blue Jays in the series finale on Sunday afternoon, the game featured a relieving moment for star slugger Kyle Schwarber. As Schwarber has been in an unfortunate home run drought with the Phillies, that was snapped thanks to Blue Jays pitcher Shane Bieber. In the bottom of the […] The post Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber finally ends 2nd-longest HR drought of career appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Jays @ Phillies Game Thread

I’m playing tennis tomorrow morning, so putting together the Game Thread after our Saturday night win. I should be able to finish tennis, shower and get up to the bar in time for first pitch. I was a non-drinker in my younger days. Maybe an occasional glass of wine, but beer didn’t interest me until […]

Phillies add long reliever to roster with bullpen in heavy use

PHILADELPHIA — Chase Shugart might have gotten out of the 10th unscathed if not for a misplay at first base by Alec Bohm. Instead, he allowed a run, and the Phillies did not beat the Blue Jays when they scored in the bottom of half of the inning. The right-hander then gave up a two-run, […]

Gamethread 8/9: Phillies vs. Blue Jays

After playing poorly in two straight losses, the Phillies will try to salvage the third game of their Alumni Weekend series against the Toronto Blue Jays. Jesus Luzardo gets the start for the Phillies. The lefty is 10-5 with a 3.36 ERA. The Blue Jays will go with Shane Bieber. The former All-Star is 3-2 […]

Shugart, we’re going down: Blue Jays 7, Phillies 5

The Phillies played awful baseball on Saturday night. Manager Don Mattingly made questionable decisions, they made poor plays on defense, the offense struggled against a 42-year-old pitcher, and the bullpen broke down. The result was that for the second straight night, they turned a very winnable game into a well-deserved loss to the Blue Jays, […]

Jays Win In Extra Innings

Blue Jays 7 Phillies 5 (11 innings) That was a game and a half, as my dad would say. Baseball doesn’t get much better. Max Scherzer was great, thru five innings, and then gave up two solo homers in the sixth, before leaving the game. In all, he allowed 5 hits, 2 earned, 0 walks […]

Max Scherzer takes impressive step towards all-time strikeout record

The Toronto Blue Jays came out of the MLB Trade Deadline quiet. But looks like manager John Schneider doesn’t need pitching help. Not with Max Scherzer inching towards history on the mound. Scherzer threw his way into top 10 league history during the fourth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies. He tossed strikeout No. 3,516, placing […] The post Max Scherzer takes impressive step towards all-time strikeout record appeared first on ClutchPoints .