Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton identifies three pitchers the Toronto Blue Jays could target to bolster their starting rotation.

After some early season struggles and a bout with COVID-19, Cavan Biggio has rediscovered his form in a utility role for the Blue Jays, writes Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton takes a deeper dive into the batting statistics of Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Matt Chapman.

Teoscar Hernandez isn’t looking like the All-Star and slugger that he has been in year’s past and that is due to the outfielder still struggling to find his timing after his IL stint, writes Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton examines how Toronto Blue Jays left-hander Yusei Kikuchi can build off his left start and continues he success in his start against the New York Yankees on Tuesday.

Catcher Zack Collins has been an unsung hero for the Toronto Blue Jays so far this season. Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton discusses why Collins has been so good at the plate in 2022.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton writes that the Toronto Blue Jays’ decision to sign shortstop Freddy Galvis has proven to be one of their best off-season moves.

With the Toronto Blue Jays’ big league rotation struggling, Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton takes a look at the club’s minor league starting pitching options.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton writes that the Toronto Blue Jays’ lack of outfield depth is an issue the club needs to address.

Bryce Harper is still a free agent. Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton says the Toronto Blue Jays should go all-in and pursue the young slugger.

Toronto Blue Jays new manager Charlie Montoyo plans to blend an old-school approach with analytics in his new position. Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton has more details on the Blue Jays’ new manager from yesterday’s press conference.

Catchers Danny Jansen and Reese McGuire have impressed in their first taste of big league action with the Toronto Blue Jays this season. One of them is likely to take over the starting catching position from Russell Martin (Montreal, Que.) in 2019.