The 2025 Toronto Blue Jays delivered an unforgettable playoff run, thrilling fans across Canada with historic wins, clutch ...

He’s the No. 590 overall prospect in the 247Sports composite, and boasts a ton of upside with his frame. He also is a standout basketball player. The Buckeyes now have three linebackers in the class, ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had a number of iconic moments from the 2025 MLB season that live on with fans despite the World Series loss.

Ever since he started playing baseball, Esmerlyn Valdez’s favorite player has been José Bautista. More specifically, the legendary bat flip he tossed after his pivotal home run of the 2015 ALDS, a ...

A car plowed into a home in San Jose over the weekend in what neighbors are saying is a dangerous intersection. The horrific crash occurred on Beswick Drive between Blossom Hill and Cottle roads in ...

Two-way player Ohtani, affectionately nicknamed “Shotime,” helped the Dodgers defeat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 at Dodger Stadium on October 17, giving the team a clean, four-game sweep, securing the ...

The shortstop re-iterated his desire to stay with the Jays after Saturday's devastating loss, but he didn't have much to say beyond that.

Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Bo Bichette clearly came into Game 7 of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers with a knee injury, but he brushed it off for an epic moment. With George ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers needed a tone setter on offense in Game 3 of the World Series. Teoscar Hernandez handed them that against the Toronto Blue Jays — featuring a crazy bat flip after the home run.

TORONTO - It is the most sartorially-coded celebration in Major League Baseball. And the Toronto Blue Jays just can't quit the home run jacket. Wonder exactly how and why the Blue Jays place a navy ...

The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners in Game 7 of the ALCS to reach the World Series. Catch anything you missed with our recap.

Before a half-billion dollar contract solidified the Toronto Blue Jays’ status as one of baseball’s pre-eminent economic powers, there was George Springer.