Scherzer shines, but thumb still clouds Blue Jays’ plans
If there’s a line between pain that’s manageable rather than problematic in his irksome right thumb, Max Scherzer and the Toronto Blue Jays are still trying to find it.
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Can Blue Jays win bidding war if Guerrero Jr. hits free agency?
Former MLB executive David Samson joins Blair and Barker to discuss the likelihood of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. staying with the Toronto Blue Jays if he hits free agency, and why deals can still happen after player-imposed deadlines.
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Diamondbacks’ Jordan Montgomery to undergo Tommy John surgery
Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander Jordan Montgomery will have Tommy John surgery and miss the 2025 season.
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Report: Mariners, catcher Cal Raleigh finalizing six-year extension
The Big Dumper is staying in Seattle.
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Angels release former No. 1 overall pick Mickey Moniak
The Los Angeles Angels released outfielder Mickey Moniak on Tuesday.
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Outfielder Kevin Pillar cracks Rangers’ Opening Day lineup
Superman has landed in Arlington, Texas.
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Are the Blue Jays a better bet to make the playoffs than the Rays?
VSiN’s Dave Ross and Jensen Lewis play a game of ‘Would You Rather,’ debating whether the Toronto Blue Jays are more likely to make the playoffs than the Tampa Bay Rays, if José Ramírez is a better pick for AL MVP than Corey Seager, and more.
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No easy answers for slowing down rising level of pitching injuries in baseball
iguring out a cause for the skyrocketing number of arm injuries among pitchers is easy.
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How Blue Jays who just missed the opening-day cut can earn opportunities
The flip side of the uplifting stories from the final days of Toronto Blue Jays camp are the ones of players who just missed the cut.
