Well, Alex Bregman is officially the last big name on the free agent market, and the Detroit Tigers are one of the teams ...

Ask a dozen baseball fans which stadium they think created the most extreme park effects in 2024, and invariably most or all ...

Get fit and make new friends with the Red Hot Chili Steppers walking club. All ages and skill levels are welcome for this program, which is hosted by Volusia County’s Parks, Recreation and Culture ...

Each pup receives a goodie bag with a Leu Gardens bandana while supplies last. This Saturday, families can explore contests for the best-dressed dog, an owner look-alike competition and a test to see ...

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Former Toronto Blue Jays reliever Brandon League has taken a job in the minor leagues for 2025. He'll serve as one of the pitching coaches of the Columbus Clippers, which is the Triple-A affiliate ...

The Toronto Blue Jays have been circling some of the most coveted free agents in all of baseball, but it might be time to turn to the trade market instead. The team was reportedly among the final ...

Max Scherzer is on his way to the Toronto Blue Jays, as reported first by Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The veteran who spent the last season and a half, albeit injured for most of last year ...

The Athletic's Keith Law revealed his own Top 100 on Monday, leaning closer to MLB Pipeline when it came to Blue Jays prospects. Law had Nimmala slotted in at No. 71, followed by Yesavage at No. 96.

It's been a busy offseason for the Toronto Blue Jays, but the work is far from finished. Major additions to this point have come in the form of outfielder Anthony Santander and relief pitcher Jeff ...

TORONTO – Right-handed pitcher Jeff Hoffman, selected ninth overall by the Blue Jays in 2014 first-year player draft and dealt to the Colorado Rockies the following summer, is back with Toronto.