Has Billy McKinney finally found a home in the Toronto Blue Jays outfield? This is a question that Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton attempts to answer in his latest article.

Ever since the Toronto Blue Jays acquired him from the Detroit Tigers for Anthony Gose, Devon Travis has been forecast to be a top of the order bat. Unfortunately, the likeable infielder has been plagued by injuries. But it's now 2018 and Travis is finally healthy and thriving at the plate with his recent promotion to the two-hole. Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton spoke to Gibbons about Travis’s recent success.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton breaks down how Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter Kendry Morales has turned his season around.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton gives the Toronto Blue Jays an A grade for their return in the Roberto Osuna deal. Osuna was dealt to the Houston Astros on Monday for closer Ken Giles, as well as pitching prospects David Paulino and Hector Perez.

Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton grades the Toronto Blue Jays’ trades of pitchers J.A. Happ and Seunghwan Oh that were finalized on Thursday.

Besides J.A. Happ, who else will the Blue Jays try to move before the deadline? Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton attempts to answer this question.

Long-time Toronto Blue Jays superstar Jose Bautista returned to the Rogers Centre as a member of the New York Mets on Tuesday. He received two standing ovations from Blue Jays fans.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton makes a case as to why right-hander Sam Gaviglio should remain in the Toronto Blue Jays’ rotation.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton takes a look at how Ryan Tepera and Tyler Clippard have performed in the closer’s role for the Toronto Blue Jays in Roberto Osuna’s absence.

Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton took a deeper look at the Toronto Blue Jays’ recent offensive woes and discovered that several players are having troubles hitting curveballs.

When the Toronto Blue Jays acquired Yangervis Solarte from the San Diego Padres in the off-season, the hope was that Solarte would be a utility backup infielder, but Solarte has been much more than that. Canadian Baseball Network contributor Cole Shelton discusses Solarte’s strong performance for the Blue Jays so far this season.