Edwin Encarnacion is once again heating up with the weather and looks like the force we continue to expect him to be for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Sitting just below .500, the Toronto Blue Jays should place Troy Tulowitzki in the leadoff spot and seriously consider changing their approach at the plate.
How the Toronto Blue Jays have continually overcome adversity throughout this year and how will continue to do so, for the remainder of the season.
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons has enough tools at his disposal in the offense, to make them effective in any number of ways.
We highlighting the cultural impact of the Toronto Blue Jays in Canada right now, and explain why they are so important to the country.
A brief summary of why the New York Yankees and their fans should be worried about the Toronto Blue Jays in the finish to the 2015 AL East division race.
A brief summary of how under-rated Marco Estrada has been in his career while highlighting his current importance to the Blue Jays Starting Rotation.
With the Toronto Blue Jays right back in the race for a postseason berth, we look at what David Price and the Kansas City Royals series meant to the team.
Some of you may think this sounds crazy, but here is how you make the Toronto Blue Jays the best pitching team in all of baseball.
Jose Bautista once again got himself ejected in a key situation for the Toronto Blue Jays. Is this really the guy you want leading your team?
With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, it's time for the Toronto Blue Jays to decide what they need to do to bolster their bullpen.
For every winning streak the Toronto Blue Jays enjoy, they will also endure losing runs. The key is how they respond when they suffer any losing streaks.
How did management evaluate the Toronto Blue Jays roster, when they were constructing it this past off-season? For our money, they did an awful job.
During the last few Toronto Blue Jays games on Sportsnet, there is a lot of talk from Buck Martinez and Pat Tabler about playing in the "Get it done league".
Analyzing the Toronto Blue Jays start to the 2015 season after series in New York, Baltimore and through Opening Day in Toronto.
We review the Toronto Blue Jays Opening Day 6-1 victory against the New York Yankees, while looking at the roster for the season ahead.
The continual rise of Kevin Pillar, tracing his path that led him to the Toronto Blue Jays and explaining his success along the way.
We take a look into how the Toronto Blue Jays will deal with Aaron Sanchez and Daniel Norris in 2015, comparing stats and play to give an overall view.
An outlook for spring training and the regular season when it comes to the Toronto Blue Jays.
Unable to reach a trade, the Toronto Blue Jays now face a murky situation with backup catcher Dioner Navarro.