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8 hours agoBlue Jays: It's time to option Brendon Little
Brendon Little's poor performance necessitates a roster move for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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2 weeks agoNewest Blue Jay showing he can add to team's defensive strength in 2026
Kazuma Okamoto demonstrated strong defensive capabilities at third base during the 2026 World Baseball Classic, alleviating concerns about his fielding and positioning him as a valuable addition to Toronto's infield defense.
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2 weeks ago4 big questions still remaining for Blue Jays entering final week of Spring Training
The Toronto Blue Jays face critical roster decisions in the final week of Spring Training that will determine their 2026 bullpen composition and bench players.
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3 weeks ago2 Blue Jays who deserve an Opening Day spot, 2 who lost one during Spring Training
José Berríos demonstrates redemption through strong Spring Training performance, earning a rotation spot, while Davis Schneider's inconsistent hitting threatens his Opening Day position with the Blue Jays.
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1 month agoBlue Jays: 4 players with the most to lose during spring training
Several Blue Jays players face high-pressure Spring Training auditions to secure roster spots for the upcoming season, with José Berrios, Yariel Rodríguez, Tommy Nance, and Nathan Lukes among those with the most to lose.
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2 weeks agoFact vs. Fiction: Deciphering Blue Jays' best and worst '26 spring performers
Toronto Blue Jays players show mixed spring training results, with Daulton Varsho leading hitters with exceptional statistics while staying healthy remains crucial for consistent performance.
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3 weeks ago2 Blue Jays who deserve an Opening Day spot, 2 who lost one during Spring Training
José Berríos demonstrates redemption through strong Spring Training performance, earning a rotation spot, while Davis Schneider's inconsistent hitting threatens his Opening Day position with the Blue Jays.
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1 month agoBlue Jays: 4 players with the most to lose during spring training
Several Blue Jays players face high-pressure Spring Training auditions to secure roster spots for the upcoming season, with José Berrios, Yariel Rodríguez, Tommy Nance, and Nathan Lukes among those with the most to lose.
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2 months agoEvaluating the Toronto Blue Jays' options in left field
Nathan Lukes was one of the most compelling stories from the Blue Jays' 2025 season. Drafted by the Cleveland Guardians in 2015, Lukes did not make his major league debut until 2023, when he played in 29 games for the Blue Jays. In 2024, he spent most of his time in the minors thanks to a pesky thumb injury, but he did make 22 MLB appearances.
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1 month agoBlue Jays: Checking in on three bullpen arms on the cusp of the active roster
The Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen remains unsettled with three weeks until the regular season, with several pitchers competing for final roster spots including Rule 5 Draft selections and returning players.
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