Toronto Blue Jays
Coverage of Toronto Blue Jays in the Nexus archive.
- Twins complete trade with Toronto for reliever Tommy Nance
The Minnesota Twins acquired right-handed reliever Tommy Nance from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for minor league catcher/infielder Ryan Sprock and international bonus pool money. The move aims to bolster the Twins' bullpen, which has the worst ERA in the league at 5.28.
- Canada's biggest fan may be its biggest problem
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is blamed for a 'Carney Curse' affecting sports teams, including the Edmonton Oilers, Toronto Blue Jays, Canadian women’s rugby team, and Montreal Canadiens. His presence at events coincides with losses, including Canada's defeat against Switzerland in the World Cup.
- Cubs' series-opening game with Mets rained out, doubleheader coming Wednesday
The Cubs and Mets' series-opening game was rained out Monday night in New York, leading to a doubleheader on Wednesday. The Cubs previously had their game against the Blue Jays rained out on Sunday, rescheduled for August 6.
- Rainout prevents Shota Imanaga from facing his rival and countryman Kazuma Okamoto
A rainout postponed Shota Imanaga's scheduled start against his rival Kazuma Okamoto, wiping out their anticipated matchup. The game between the Cubs and Blue Jays was rescheduled for August 6, and Imanaga will next start against the Mets.
- Lots of rain coming for Chicago as Cubs postpone Sunday afternoon game
The Chicago Cubs postponed their Sunday afternoon game against the Toronto Blue Jays due to heavy rainfall expected to cause flooding in the Chicago metro area. The National Weather Service warned of dangerous 4-7 foot waves on Lake Michigan and rescheduled the game for August 6. Dry weather is expected Monday and Tuesday, with storms returning Wednesday.
- Why bettors should back the Phillies on the run line against Blue Jays despite a recent loss
The Philadelphia Phillies have improved to 35-30 after a managerial change, with pitcher Christopher Sanchez posting a 1.46 ERA and 103 strikeouts. The Toronto Blue Jays, two games below .500, face challenges with their pitching staff, including Patrick Corbin's 3.98 ERA. Phillies hitters have a .335 average against Corbin, and the team is positioned to contend for postseason spots.
- Toronto’s Clement dodges tag from Baltimore’s Henderson and is ruled safe, angering Orioles in loss
Toronto's Ernie Clement was ruled safe after dodging a tag attempt by Baltimore's Gunnar Henderson, leading to Toronto's 6-4 victory. Umpires determined Clement's base path was established to avoid interference, frustrating the Orioles. The decision sparked criticism from Henderson, manager Craig Albernaz, and pitcher Shane Baz.
- Rutschman homers, drives in 5 in the Orioles’ 13-3 victory over the Blue Jays
Adley Rutschman homered and drove in five runs with four hits, leading the Baltimore Orioles to a 13-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Coby Mayo added a two-run homer, while Brandon Young secured the win for Baltimore. The Blue Jays lost their fifth game in six, and Daulton Varsho exited with a wrist injury.
- Dave Roberts calls criticism of Dodgers' spending 'lazy,' says rivals should 'look in the mirror'
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts criticizes lazy criticism of the team's spending, arguing rivals should focus on improving their own performance. Despite high payrolls and regular-season success, the Dodgers faced playoff failures and public backlash, but Roberts and utility man Miguel Rojas emphasize their competitive strategies and cost-effective player acquisitions. The Dodgers' 2025 World Series victory highlighted contributions from players acquired at low cost.
- Cowser HR, 4 RBIs back solid start by Bradish in Orioles’ 9-5 victory over Toronto
Kyle Bradish pitched seven innings with four hits, Colton Cowser homered and drove in four runs, and the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 9-5. The Orioles secured a split in the series and improved to seven wins in 10 games during their homestand.
- Orioles score 5 runs in 9th to beat the Blue Jays 6-5
The Baltimore Orioles scored five runs in the ninth inning, including a game-winning single by Pete Alonso, to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5. The Blue Jays' four-game winning streak ended, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recorded his first four-hit game of the season.