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Blue Jays Little Cubs Lots As well as being a terrible baseball game, Vlad Guerrero left the game with a back issue after a swing. They are saying he will play tomorrow, but I wouldn’t bet on it. There are games like this, but I really didn’t expect it from Kevin Gausman. Kevin had four […]
The defending American League champion Toronto Blue Jays are trying to regain their footing in the race for the playoffs after a slow start this season. They appeared to be moving in the right direction this week after sweeping a road series against the Boston Red Sox, but they suffered a blow in the first […] The post Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. exits Cubs game with apparent injury appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Red Sox were swept at Fenway Park again. This time by the only mildly hapless Toronto Blue Jays. A team that had to pick up a DFA’d pitcher who would, of course, provide innings of scoreless relief against Boston. 6-1, sure that was bad. 2-0? Seriously? 4-3 on a wind carried popup? Sigh. Now […]
The wait may finally be over for the Toronto Blue Jays. Manager John Schneider announced Friday that former Cy Young […]
Toronto Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman is one of the better pitchers in MLB, but he did not look like it on Friday. The veteran hurler allowed seven earned runs in the first inning of Friday’s game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. According to Mitch Bannon of The Athletic, Gausman walked four hitters […] The post Blue Jays’ Kevin Gausman hits brutal low in awful start vs. Cubs appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Go get ‘em, Ben.
One day I’d like to go to Wrigley Field. There is pregame news, Brendan Little is back, because we can’t have too many Brendans, Braydons, Brandons and all. He has walked few of late, just 2 in his last seven appearances, totally 7.2 innings. They won’t be happy until every player on the 26 man […]
It’s not hyperbole to say that Mets SS Bo Bichette is in the process of transforming his season. In his last 15 games, he’s hit .387 and three home runs, nearly half of his eight total. But how much of an impact can this hot streak truly have? https://twitter.com/mikemayer22/status/2067308254678462830 Tale of Two Seasons To understand […] The post Can Bo Bichette’s Hot Streak Salvage His Season? appeared first on The Lead .
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Shane Bieber is continuing to recover from an elbow injury. The right-handed starter recently made a rehab start and it seems like Bieber’s return may be near. He addressed his recent rehab start — that saw him throw 80 pitches — on Friday, via Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet. “Shane Bieber […] The post Blue Jays starter Shane Bieber’s encouraging injury update comes with ‘funky’ catch appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Good Morning. And Happy Birthday Tyler Heineman, who turns 35 today. He was very likable when he was here. That’s an important skill for a backup catcher, but he seemed like a great guy. And he had an excellent season last year. I hope things go will with the Angels. We have a day game. […]
Today’s roster move: Here Friday notes… Cubs lineup: Blue Jays lineup: Ben Brown, RHP vs. Kevin Gausman, RHP I wouldn’t say Ben Brown has been the savior of the Cubs starting rotation but… yeah, he pretty much has been. Since he joined the rotation May 8, he has a 1.49 ERA, 0.936 WHIP, 2.13 FIP […]
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Both Chicago and Toronto have disappointed so far this season, but there's still time left to right the ship.
Heading into Friday, the Toronto Blue Jays’ 37-38 record has them nine games out of the AL East but currently in a tie for the third Wild Card spot. The franchise knows they’ll need a bit more firepower to go on another deep playoff run. The Blue Jays’ $282.5 million payroll is third-highest in MLB, […] The post Blue Jays rumors: Toronto willing to take on more salary at trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
When the Blue Jays were last at Wrigley Field in August 2024, thousands of Jays fans followed them to Chicago. I found them to all be passionate fans, but also friendly and unfailingly polite. As we are near the beginning of summer travel season, I’d expect more Jays fans at Wrigley again this weekend — […]
I shouldn’t mislead you: the Orioles are not hovering at .500 right now, because they’re actually sitting at 35-41 (.461), fourth in the AL East, staring up at the Yankees, Rays, and even the Blue Jays. I can’t even analytics our way out of here: their Pythagorean record, the model that predicts wins based on […]
The Toronto Blue Jays have been no strangers to injury troubles in 2026, and their whole season has felt like a constant revolving door of players filling in roster holes left by injuries. The Jays have used 18 different hitters and 27 different pitchers already this season, and it’s led them to a 37-38 record, […] The post Flexibility Has Made Spencer Miles a Perfect Fit for the Blue Jays appeared first on Just Baseball .
I generally don’t like to repeat post topics—one of the great things about baseball being the endless opportunities for new stories or discussions. But after extolling the virtues of Byron Buxton at the end of the 2025 season, I am compelled to do the same at this juncture. In recent seasons, Twins fans have been […]
The Boston Red Sox have fallen and they can’t get up. They are buried in last place in the American League East with a 29-43 record, and while there is more than half the season remaining, they appear to be a very poor team. Their biggest problem is that they are brutal at Fenway Park. […] The post Sonny Gray fires blunt Red Sox reality check after loss to Blue Jays appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Boston Red Sox have suffered in irrelevance for much of the last eight years, with some prosperity mixed in here and there, but they have somehow managed to avoid complete catastrophe during this troubling era. That may soon change, however. Following Thursday’s sweep-clinching 4-3 defeat to the Toronto Blue Jays, which marked the ballclub’s […] The post Red Sox on pace for historically brutal finish after Blue Jays sweep appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Blue Jays 4 Red Sox 3 This is going to be a short recap, we’ll talk more about this one tomorrow. But…. Trey Yesavage was terrific. It was too bad about the back-to-back home runs in the eighth, but he was amazing. I feel bad that he didn’t get the win. Over the first seven […]
The Boston Red Sox entered Thursday against the Toronto Blue Jays seeking to avoid a sweep. Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Caleb Durbin stepped up with back-to-back homers to get the Red Sox back into the race, but still couldn’t save. They lost the game by 3-4, adding yet another series loss to their already haunting Fenway Park record […] The post $6M Red Sox Star Issues Dire Warning to Clubhouse as Team’s Fenway Curse Drags On appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Boston was swept by the division-rival Blue Jays on Thursday, dropping the series finale 4-3 and falling to 29-43 on the season. The loss pushed the Red Sox to 14 games under .500 for the first time since 2015 and continued a troubling trend in close games, as they dropped to 1-37 this season when trailing after eight innings.
The Los Angeles Angels claimed catcher Tyler Heineman off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays following their game Wednesday. The Angels are in the midst of an injury crisis behind the dish, with catchers Sebastian Rivero and Travis d’Arnaud both on the injured list. Starter Logan O’Hoppe has also made a trip to the injured […] The post Angels Claim Catcher Off Waivers From World Series Team appeared first on LA Sports Report.
Isiah Kiner-Falefa has been traded three times in his career. Once, he was traded two times in a span of two days. Changing teams is merely part of the process for the 31 year-old veteran, who’s in his first season…