The Toronto Blue Jays’ bullpen has been transformed this season with the addition of offseason free agent signing Jeff Hoffman. Hoffman possesses many great qualities that make him a clutch closer. He has inevitably transformed the bullpen. Hoffman brings a lot of upside with his consistently high fastball velocity and an effective slider and sinker that allow him to thrive as … [Read more...] about Blue Jays High-End Reliever Transforms Bullpen
Insider Believes Jays, Vlad Jr. Will Figure Out $500M Contract
MLB Insider Jon Heyman recently stirred the rumor mill with a bold statement about the Toronto Blue Jays’ next big move. According to Heyman, the belief remains that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays will figure out a way to put together a deal close to $500 million. “The belief remains that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays will figure it out for close to $500 … [Read more...] about Insider Believes Jays, Vlad Jr. Will Figure Out $500M Contract
Blue Jays Offseason Trade Acqusition Andrés Giménez Rising High
One player who has undeniably stood tall on offense early this season for the Toronto Blue Jays is second baseman Andrés Giménez. The 26-year-old was acquired along with Nick Sandlin in exchange for Spencer Horwitz and Nick Mitchell via trade in the offseason. This season has barely started, and the defensive wizard has already exceeded expectations, but on the other side of … [Read more...] about Blue Jays Offseason Trade Acqusition Andrés Giménez Rising High
George Springer’s Productive At-Bats a Positive Early Sign for Blue Jays
George Springer is coming off a rough 2024 season and spring training, but he is slowly gaining rhythm on offense for the Toronto Blue Jays. His recent play has proven so. His ability to provide productive at-bats on a consistent basis is significant. This was apparent against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday, when he went 2-for-4, including a two-RBI single in the first inning … [Read more...] about George Springer’s Productive At-Bats a Positive Early Sign for Blue Jays
Max Scherzer Leaves Saturday’s Game Early with Lat Soreness
The Toronto Blue Jays have taken a hit to their starting rotation with veteran Max Scherzer leaving their game against the Baltimore Orioles with a right lat injury. He went three innings and gave up two home runs. The plan for Scherzer, according to MLB.com’s Keegan Matheson, was to go 80 pitches. The injury appears linked to his thumb issue that flared up in spring training. … [Read more...] about Max Scherzer Leaves Saturday’s Game Early with Lat Soreness