After Josh Donaldson's slow start to the season (by his standards), Toronto Blue Jays fans seemed open to the idea of the club trading the 2015 AL MVP, but Donaldson's hot hitting of late has reminded Section 108 columnist Tyler King just how valuable the intense third baseman is.

In his weekly Section 108 column, Tyler King examines whether or not Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Marcus Stroman should have been at Tuesday's All-Star Game in Miami.

In his weekly Section 108 column, Tyler King offers his analysis of who is to blame for the Toronto Blue Jays' offensive woes this season.

Blue Jays 1B Justiin Smoak and Jays fans are trying to Smoak the Vote for this summer's all-star game. 

The Toronto Blue Jays have had eight opportunities to reach the .500 mark this season. Section 108 scribe Tyler King details how poorly the Blue Jays have played in the games they have needed to win to even their record.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Tyler King makes a convincing case that Joe Biagini has been the Toronto Blue Jays' best starting pitcher since joining the rotation.

The Canadian Baseball Network's Tyler King provides definitive evidence that the Toronto Blue Jays do, indeed, play in the toughest division in baseball - a fate that can both help and hinder them as they attempt to move up in the standings.

The Blue Jays injury list continues to grow as the team is playing win one, lose one .... but will all the missing persons, how long can this last?

Tyler King's Section 108 Has ruled out Rougned Odor putting in pins in posters of Jose Bautista or Josh Donaldson for the Blue Jays horrible April. He says when Ryan Goins has the same amount of RBIs as Bautista, something fishy going on.

Tyler King's Section 108: In a season of injuries, an April which has included far too many "worst ever" phrases, the Blue Jays have solved one problem to the lead-off  spot where Devon Travis began the season at Camden Yards ... and it's CF Kevin Pillar. 

What time is it anyway for Blue Jays fans? Time to panic or is it not time to panic?

It was for sure opening night ... not Opening Night

If you choose to scour the internet in search of the “experts’” 2017 MLB predictions, you’re bound to see a lot of the following word combinations: “Red Sox” and “Winning”; “Chicago Cubs” and “Repeat”; and “Blue Jays” and “Wild Card”