Not sure how that ball stayed fair, but the Blue Jays are thankful it did. 📸 Sportsnet

With Max Scherzer's ERA ballooning to 9.64, and Eric Lauer with a 6.75 ERA, reinforcements for the Blue Jays' starting rotation can't come soon enough.

Not sure if any Jays fans are interested, but there's a casting call for fans (and their fathers) for a paid beer commercial. Open to anyone in Canada. They're looking to cast folks 30-50 years old, and their fathers. Application deadline is Sunday. Good luck! groundglasscasting.com/castingcalls/

With 44 Ks, Dylan Cease now has more strikeouts than any Blue Jay in franchise history through their first 5 games with the franchise. (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com)

Via the Blue Jays' promotional schedule, here's an updated look at the Dylan Cease bobblehead being given away on June 10th. By then, it might need a much larger moustache.

Last night was rough for Blue Jays closer Jeff Hoffman, as was his previous appearance. But he's the least of the team's concerns right now. It's now been a rough month for the Blue Jays' scuffling offense; one that scored 2 runs on 11 singles last night.

An interesting tale of the tape between the Blue Jays and Diamondbacks and where they rank in the extra-base hit department. Dbacks: 1st overall in XBH% (9.1%) and 1st in X/H% (42%) Blue Jays: 17th overall in XBH% (6.7%) and 22nd in X/H% (31%) (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com)

The 6 on Patrick Corbin's uniform earlier today looked like it had a few too many Milwaukee brews last night. (Attn @minorleaguer.ca)

He's the man with a 38.6 MPH eephus, and a 77.7 MPH fastball. Zero career strikeouts. But he has a record that may never be broken. Tyler Heineman is the Blue Jays' king of position player pitching appearances.

Davis Schneider needs to be playing every day for the Blue Jays. Is an Addison Barger-esque breakout on the horizon for this outfielder? bluejaysnation.com/news/the-blu...

Vladdy going through the gamut of emotions on the base paths. 📸 Sportsnet

This was before my time, but one of my in-laws was at The Ex for Blue Jays Opening Day in '77. They gifted me this gorgeous Opening Game ticket, which is a work of art. Really makes you long for the days of physical tickets, doesn't it?

With 2 relief appearances already this season, Tyler Heineman is the Blue Jays franchise leader for overall position player pitching appearances. In 6 appearances and 7.1 IP dating back to 2024, he has an ERA of 20.86. (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com) 📸 Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images

As a Blue Jay, Kevin Gausman now has 10 outings with 0 ER and 10+ strikeouts—Roger Clemens has the second most with four. 💪 Most 0 ER/10 K games for Toronto: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/FWt2M

An incredibly important mascot development - Diamond, Domer and BJ Birdy are back! 📸 Via Sportsnet

Last night was only the second Home Opener walk-off victory in Blue Jays franchise history. The last happened over 26 years ago, April 3, 2000. (Via @stathead.com) 📸 Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images

Arguably the Blue Jays' best uniform kit. The white panel retro caps with the home white uniforms are *Chef's kiss*

Here's a lot at the new ballpark food you can get your hands on at Blue Jays games this season.

Via the Blue Jays, your first look at the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. "Born Ready" bobblehead to be given away on Monday, May 25.

The Blue Jays may have been only telling half-truths regarding Trey Yesavage's shoulder injury.

What goes up, must come down? Looking at the Blue Jays' most likely regression candidates for 2026.

Which Blue Jays have the biggest room for improvement this season? Breaking down the 5 biggest projection bounce-back candidates.

10 years after Canada upset the USA in pool play in the World Baseball Classic, Canada moves on to the quarter final for the first time. It felt like it might never get better for Canada than that win over USA in 2006, but this WBC performance set a new benchmark for Canada.

Eric Lauer wants to start, but the Blue Jays have a surplus of starting pitchers. Should the Blue Jays entertain trading their only lefty starter on the depth chart?

Missed this from last week, but Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had an amazing quote about his gameplan last postseason. "In the playoffs, I know they're going to pitch around me. I just tried to pick a zone, and if you come in that zone, I'm raking." (Video via MLB Network)

After running 4-man rotations at points over the last few years, the Blue Jays have learned it's better to have depth than to be caught without it.

ICYMI - With Bieber slowing working back and Yesavage not getting back into action until next week, the Blue Jays' interest in Mad Max suddenly makes a little more sense.

Mad Max in Beyond SkyDome Part 2?

Chris Bassitt will go down in Blue Jays folklore for his performances in the 2025 postseason. 3rd lowest ERA in a single Blue Jays postseason for a reliever, and 3rd lowest WHIP in a single postseason. (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com)

After 40 years and 4,000+ games in the broadcast booth, these are the best calls of Buck Martinez's career. From "Swing and a drive!" to "The Yankees aren't a good team."

The Blue Jays have 74 giveaway days this year. From all the bobbleheads, jerseys and caps, let's whittle it down to the 6 best ones.

The Blue Jays are already 8 starters deep on their depth chart. Does bringing Framber Valdez in as the ninth arm make sense? Oddly enough ... yes!

With Cody Bellinger signing with the Yankees, it's a good time for the Blue Jays to explore their trade options to improve their starting lineup.

Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette are off the board for the Blue Jays. Maybe it's time to pursue these position player trade targets instead?

This is a random ask, but do any book folks here on Bluesky know of any Canadian literary agents accepting non-fiction sports book proposals? If so, please let me know (my DMs are open). Thanks in advance!

Kids grow up so fast these days. Some plant their roots at home, while others move out to the big city.

January is usually devoid of transactions, but the Blue Jays went big by signing Kazuma Okamoto. And yet, he wasn't the biggest January free agent signing of this regime.

It's the end of the year, but that doesn't mean it's the end of transaction season. These were the biggest late-year moves made by the Blue Jays in franchise history.

It goes without saying, but the Blue Jays need tangible contributions from Anthony Santander in 2026.

The Blue Jays have a surplus of starting pitching depth. But if history has taught us anything, it's that you can never have too much starting pitching. They should clutch onto their starters for dear life.

With the addition of Cody Ponce, the Blue Jays have the 6th best projected starting rotation in 2026 (via @fangraphs.com).

Dylan Cease Kevin Gausman Shane Bieber Trey Yesavage José Berríos The #BlueJays' rotation is a juggernaut.

Why not sign Justin Verlander to fill the veteran starter spot in the Blue Jays starting rotation?

The Blue Jays need to double down on improving their bullpen again this offseason. One potential target - Pete Fairbanks.

Mason Fluharty and Braydon Fisher gave the Blue Jays a combined 1.5 bWAR and 1.0 fWAR this past season. Their rookie campaigns will partially determine how the Blue Jays approach their bullpen construction this offseason. bluejaysnation.com/news/the-eme...

Sure, signing Kyle Tucker would be nice. But what if the Blue Jays went after Cody Bellinger for a fraction of the price instead?

If the Blue Jays move on from Bo Bichette, making a play for free agent infielder Jorge Polanco could be the answer.

Let's dive into what a Bo Bichette contract extension might look like from the Blue Jays.

The Blue Jays lucked out with the Max Scherzer signing panning out fairly well this year. Who should be the next veteran starter on their wish list?

The 2025 Blue Jays made us believe. They have everything to be proud of.