Although every MLB club will lose the same number of games to the COVID-19 pandemic, a truncated 2020 season will affect each of them in different ways. For the Toronto Blue Jays, one of those challenges will be effectively evaluating their in-house...
In these days without MLB, our staff writers went on a deep dive of baseball’s most complete database to find things that remind them of what makes the sport so great
The Toronto Blue Jays completed a series of roster transactions on Thursday, optioning infielder Santiago Espinal, right-hander Jacob Waguespack and southpaw Thomas Pannone to triple-A Buffalo.
In order to provide a distraction from the much more serious things going on in the world, Sportsnet’s Blue Jays radio broadcaster Mike Wilner will be simulating each scheduled Blue Jays game in what was supposed to be the 2020 season.
There is a ton of young exciting talent on this roster. But are they ready yet?
We can only dream of what a perfect Opening Day would've looked like for the Yankees if the season were not postponed due to coronavirus.
We can only dream of what a perfect Opening Day would've looked like for the Yankees if the season were not postponed due to coronavirus.
Here's a look back at the best Toronto Blue Jays photos from 2019, to help scratch that sports withdrawal itch.
The Yankees season is expected to return at some point, so here are some storylines to keep in mind when baseball returns.
The Yankees season is expected to return at some point, so here are some storylines to keep in mind when baseball returns.
Baseball trades that work out well for both sides might be rarer than you think. Hindsight is 20-20, and we often look back on trades that turned out great for one side and terribly for the other, but in the year 2020, we revisit a deal that bore...
Baseball trades that work out well for both sides might be rarer than you think. Hindsight is 20-20, and we often look back on trades that turned out great for one side and terribly for the other, but in the year 2020, we revisit a deal that bore...
Here’s a fun trivia question: What players have been with their current teams, and only their current teams, for longer than 10 years? The answer: 12, according to MLB.com’s Matt Kelly. That’s an incredibly low number. It’s just a shifting,...
