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Same story = outlets reporting the same development · Related = other angles1 outlet + 1 relatedBlue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. undergoes laser eye surgery
Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently underwent laser eye surgery, as announced on Instagram by the Laser Eye Center of Miami and confirmed… Summary from publisher descriptions · Yardbarker
1 outlet + 1 relatedBlue Jays should take a chance on former All-Star, Taylor Rogers, who wants to join twin brother
The Toronto Blue Jays should not be afraid to take a chance on pitcher Taylor Rogers who would like to join his twin brother in the Blue Jays' bullpen. Summary from publisher descriptions · Jays Journal (FanSided)
1 outlet + 1 relatedJosé Soriano could follow Louis Varland’s path to a Blue Jays breakout in 2027
After coming so close to winning the World Series in 2025, the Toronto Blue Jays missed out on the postseason in 2026 following a disappointing regular season. Summary from publisher descriptions · Yardbarker
Bluebird Banter
SB Nation team blog- Championship Series Prediction Thread
Now we know who will be in the AL and NL Championship Series. A pretty amazing comeback by the Guardians, coming back to win the series after losing the first two games.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Saturday ALDS Open Thread
We have one game today, Game Five of the Guardians/White Sox series. Winner moves on.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Friday Open Thread
There’s no playoff game today, so let’s have an Open Thread. My day’s opened up.
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- Today in Blue Jays History: The Donaldson Dash
Ten Years Ago Today Josh Donaldson raced home from second base on a grounder to shortstop, clinching Game 3 of the ALDS for the Blue Jays and completing a sweep of the Rangers. With the game tied in the 10th, Donaldson led off against Matt Bush—whose name keeps coming up for all…
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Thursday Guardians @ White Sox ALDS Game
Game four of the Guardians/White Sox series. White Sox are up two games to one.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Thursday Bantering: Jays Notes
Happy Thurday. We only get one playoff game today, the Guardians and White Sox play game four.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Wednesday Division Series Open Thread
This is the last day of the year with four baseball games. Today we have: 4:00 Eastern: Guardians @ White Sox.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - Tuesday NLDS Open Thread
This is a tough time of the year for writing about a team not in the playoffs. MLB likes teams not to make much news while the playoffs are on.
Read at Bluebird Banter → - The 2026 Bluebird Banter Haiku Contest: Voting
Time to vote. I took all the haiku that had five or more recs.
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Yardbarker
Blue Jays feed- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Undergoes Successful Laser Eye Surgery
We all know that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had a disastrous 2026 season, and we may have just learned something that could help explain part of the reason why he struggled to produce anywhere close to his usual standards.
Read at Yardbarker → - Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Undergoes Laser Eye Surgery
Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently underwent laser eye surgery, as announced on Instagram by the Laser Eye Center of Miami and confirmed by Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith.
Read at Yardbarker → - Vladimir Guerrero Jr. gets an interesting surgery after his disappointing year
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is trying to see the ball a little better next season. The Toronto Blue Jays star Guerrero recently underwent laser eye surgery (LASIK).
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- What’s the Blue Jays’ Quickest Path Back to Contention?
After coming so close to winning the World Series in 2025, the Toronto Blue Jays missed out on the postseason in 2026 following a disappointing regular season.
Read at Yardbarker → - Toronto Blue Jays Arbitration Projections and Tender Decisions
Once a team comes up with its projected salary for all of its arbitration-eligible players, it will begin a tender analysis to simply determine: “Are we comfortable guaranteeing Player X this much money?” If the answer is yes, the player will be tendered a contract prior to the…
Read at Yardbarker → - The Blue Jays’ Approach in Japan Can Only Mean Good Things
Kazuma Okamoto was a giant addition for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2026. If they want to contend in 2027, it’s time for Toronto to continue bringing in Japan’s best.
Read at Yardbarker → - Blue Jays have a tough Myles Straw decision to make this offseason
The Toronto Blue Jays face a critical offseason decision on outfielder Myles Straw.
Read at Yardbarker → - Jameson Taillon makes announcement about playing future
Jameson Taillon saw his time with the Toronto Blue Jays end after 10 innings. However, that may not be the last we see of him on the mound.
Read at Yardbarker → - Why Kevin Gausman, Blue Jays reunion is looking more realistic this offseason
With the Chicago Cubs' early exit from the postseason and Kevin Gausman being a pending free agent this offseason, a reunion with the veteran is looking more realistic for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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MLB.com Blue Jays
Official team news- Watch LIVE: Blue Jays prospects in Arizona Fall League
- This Blue Jays prospect has some of the best raw tools in the Fall League
- The five biggest needs for Blue Jays this offseason
- Here are each organization's Prospects of the Year
- Jays outfield prospect Casey blazing his own trail in Arizona Fall League
- Here is each club's Arizona Fall League sleeper prospect
- 3 key questions before Blue Jays retool roster for 2027
- Crackling bats and 400-foot blasts: Sights and sounds from the Canadian Futures Showcase
- The final Top 100 Prospects list of the year has a new look
Blue Jays Nation
Team blog- Ranking the Blue Jays’ 10 worst losses of 2026
It’s no secret that there was more bad for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2026 than good. Finishing the season 79-83 and failing to make the playoffs after last year’s magical run is nothing short of disappointing.
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - Blue Jays prospect Jake Cook looking to use Arizona Fall League to build on first pro season
Through his first season of professional baseball, Jake Cook has made his name known within the Toronto Blue Jays organization. After being selected by the Blue Jays in the third round, 81st overall during the 2025 MLB Draft out of the University of Southern Mississippi, Cook…
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - 5 players who appeared for the Blue Jays in 2026 that people might not remember
Throughout the course of a Major League Baseball season, teams rely on a magnitude of players to get them across the 162-game finish line. Injuries, roster moves and trades often facilitate the addition of players to active rosters, even if it is just for a brief period of time.
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- Pending free agent Taylor Rogers expresses interest in reuniting with twin Tyler in Toronto
The Toronto Blue Jays’ bullpen could have an easy addition heading into the 2027 season if they so chose. Pending free agent reliever Taylor Rogers recently told The Minnesota Star Tribune’s Bobby Nightengale that if he doesn’t re-sign with the Minnesota Twins, he would like to…
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - 8 Blue Jays projected for arbitration raises this winter
The Toronto Blue Jays are set to have a busy offseason as they try to prove the 2026 campaign was just an aberration from the success they displayed in 2025. Among the decisions that will be needed, will be whether the Blue Jays decide to tender contracts to eight players who…
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - Blue Jays prospect Jake Bloss discusses returning to play in Arizona Fall League
The past two seasons haven’t gone the way Jake Bloss or the Toronto Blue Jays organization have hoped for. Following a start on May 3, 2025, in which Bloss left with right elbow discomfort, his season would come to a close.
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - Examining the best fits for the Blue Jays’ outfield and second base needs
The Toronto Blue Jays’ two biggest needs for the offence this off-season are a corner outfielder and second baseman. Ideally, they add players who provide some pop while also not sacrificing defence.
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - Brett Bateman discusses his first big-league hit ‘just trying to get the barrel on the ball’
The Toronto Blue Jays’ offence received a spark when they inserted Brett Bateman into their lineup on a regular basis. In a year in which so much went wrong for the club on the offensive side of the ball, Bateman was one of the few Blue Jays who provided excitement for fans with…
Read at Blue Jays Nation → - Blue Jays sign three prospects in international free agency
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed a trio of players in international free agency recently. Two of them are official.
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Jays Journal (FanSided)
Team blog- Guardians’ historic ALDS comeback takes Blue Jays fans back to 2015
The Cleveland Guardians’ improbable trip to the American League Championship Series must have felt strangely familiar for fans of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - 3 Blue Jays on the 40-man roster who will make it to Opening Day 2027, 2 who won’t
The 40-man roster might look a lot different before next season begins but there are at least three players currently on that list who deserve to be with the Toronto Blue Jays on Opening Day, two others have likely played their last games as Blue Jays.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - Blue Jays should take a chance on former All-Star, Taylor Rogers, who wants to join twin brother
The Toronto Blue Jays should not be afraid to take a chance on pitcher Taylor Rogers who would like to join his twin brother in the Blue Jays' bullpen.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - Blue Jays should call Yankees' free agents David Bednar and Paul Blackburn
Toronto should check in on David Bednar and Paul Blackburn in free agency. Here's why these former New York Yankees pitchers could help the Blue Jays in 2027.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - One realistic Yankees trade target for the Blue Jays, and one blockbuster long shot
The New York Yankees could be ready to part ways with one outfielder this winter, but they'll need a major haul to move the other. Would the Toronto Blue Jays be interested in either player?
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- Kazuma Okamoto's All-Rookie team recognition solidifies his standing as Blue Jays star
Kazuma Okamoto has been named the top rookie third baseman by Baseball America for the 2026 season, cementing the Blue Jays' star as a key piece of the team's rebuilding efforts in 2027 and beyond.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - José Soriano could follow Louis Varland’s path to a Blue Jays breakout in 2027
There were some signs that Louis Varland was going to be good in 2026, but no one could have expected it to this degree, who is next?
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - 4 Blue Jays with the most bounce-back potential in 2027
The Toronto Blue Jays will need more than some free agent signings to be better in 2027. Here are four players who could meaningfully improve next season to help them out.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - Blue Jays castoff emerges as Rays’ postseason hero in sweep of Yankees
Former Toronto Blue Jays' reliever Bryan Baker has become one of October’s biggest stories.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - Why Blue Jays should pass on trying to poach star second baseman Jazz Chisholm from Yankees
While it the thought of stealing Jazz Chisholm Jr. from the New York Yankees may be tempting, the Toronto Blue Jays should steer clear of the free agent second baseman this winter.
Read at Jays Journal (FanSided) → - Blue Jays should consider an Addison Barger position change in 2027
Exploring whether or not it would be worth it to move Addison Barger to second base to help the Toronto Blue Jays address some of their offensive woes before 2027.
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Around the MLB
From league outlets- Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. undergoes laser eye surgery
- Today in Blue Jays History: Tulo Homers
Eleven Years Ago Today The Blue Jays trailed two games to none in the best-of-five 2015 ALDS against the Rangers. Facing elimination, they pulled off a crucial 5-1 victory.
Read at Yahoo Sports → - Farm Review: What Blue Jays have in mind for JoJo Parker and other top prospects
It was a year to remember for Toronto Blue Jays prospects. Along with a few pitching updates, Shi Davidi takes a look at how the club’s top position-player prospects fared in 2026.
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- How Okamoto’s success can impact Blue Jays’ push into Japanese market
Kazuma Okamoto had a successful rookie year with the Blue Jays, establishing Toronto as a destination where Japanese position players can thrive. Shi Davidi and Ben Nicholson-Smith explain what it means for the Blue Jays’ push into the Japanese market.
Read at Sportsnet → - Blue Jays notebook: Dylan Cease plans ashram visit amid shoulder work
Dylan Cease headed home to Georgia for a rest when the Toronto Blue Jays season ended, and the ace right-hander has big plans for the winter from there.
Read at Sportsnet → - Exploring Blue Jays’ options at second base for next season
With the Blue Jays not completely committed to starting Ernie Clement at second base in 2027, Nick Ashbourne looks at Toronto’s options at the position for next season.
Read at Sportsnet → - Canada’s Taillon opts for elbow surgery to extend career after stint with Blue Jays
Reinvigorated by his brief stint with the Toronto Blue Jays, Jameson Taillon will undergo elbow surgery next week with an eye toward resuming his career once back to health, reports Shi Davidi.
Read at Sportsnet → - How Blue Jays execs are preparing for unusual off-season
While transparent about their frustration over a lost season, Mark Shapiro and Ross Atkins kept their cards close to the vest when it comes to their view for the off-season. Ben Nicholson-Smith has more.
Read at Sportsnet → - Blue Jays offer concessions for lost season but few firm plans
The public post-mortem for the 2026 Blue Jays from Ross Atkins and president and Mark Shapiro included the appropriate mea culpas, but little in terms of concrete plans. Shi Davidi recaps the front-office’s exit interview.
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