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After a devastating World Series Game 7 loss, Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider discovered a handwritten letter from NBA coach Steve Kerr that had been sitting on his desk for months. The unexpected message of encouragement arrived exactly when he needed it most.
Dylan Cease just gave Toronto baseball fans something they haven't seen in years: a pitcher who throws 100 mph heat and makes it look effortless. His record-breaking debut signals a thrilling new era for the Blue Jays.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gausman made history in his first opening day start for the team, striking out 11 batters in six innings to shatter a franchise record that stood for over two decades. The 35-year-old became just the seventh pitcher since 1901 to achieve 11 strikeouts with zero walks on opening day.
Toronto Blue Jays stars George Springer and Ernie Clement got a relatable reminder that even professional athletes aren't above stadium seating rules. The viral moment shows the baseball heroes getting politely relocated by an usher during a Maple Leafs game.
Max Scherzer's daughter wrote a heartfelt letter to the Blue Jays asking them to re-sign her father, and the team made her wish come true. The touching family moment led to the legendary pitcher's return on a one-year deal.
Max Scherzer's daughter Brooke wrote a heartfelt letter to the Blue Jays asking them to bring her dad back. The team just re-signed him, and her sweet words are melting hearts across baseball.
Chris Bassitt penned a heartfelt thank you to Canadian fans after three incredible years with the Toronto Blue Jays, including a World Series run. The veteran pitcher donated over $200,000 to youth baseball programs during his time north of the border.
Buck Martinez, the beloved voice of Toronto Blue Jays baseball, is retiring after nearly 45 years with the organization as a player, manager, and broadcaster. The Canadian sports icon who once doubted his trade to Toronto now calls it the best thing that ever happened to him.
Baseball legend Joe Carter will be immortalized outside Toronto's Rogers Centre with a statue celebrating his unforgettable walk-off home run that won the 1993 World Series. The Blue Jays surprised their franchise icon with the news as part of their 50th anniversary celebration.