Ben Revere's debut for the Toronto Blue Jays hasn't been great, but he'll get better over time. His career numbers tell us this and we just have to wait.
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David Price makes his debut for the Toronto Blue Jays today and everything points to imminent success. With Price at the helm, the playoffs are within view.
After a dramatic week of working the phones, general manager Alex Anthopoulos has put the Toronto Blue Jays in a strong position to reach the playoffs.
The Toronto Blue Jays were very active at the non-waiver trade deadline, adding outfielder Ben Revere to the mix. Revere adds speed and a reliable glove.
With the recent additions of David Price, Troy Tulowitzki and LaTroy Hawkins, the Toronto Blue Jays got better and look poised to capture a playoff spot.
If the Toronto Blue Jays are serious about adding another arm to the rotation before the non-waiver deadline, David Price and James Shields are two options.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Jonathan Bernier are scheduled to have their arbitration hearing on Friday. Who's a realistic comparison for Bernier?
With the Philadelphia Phillies in town for the next two days, the Toronto Blue Jays have the perfect opportunity to court Cole Hamels and bring him home.
As Alex Anthopoulos and the Toronto Blue Jays look for some extra pitching depth, they shouldn't overlook J.A. Happ, who helped the team last season.
James Reimer and Jonathan Bernier shouldn't expect any clarity in net under new Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock; they'll be sharing time again.
Despite all of the distractions that dominated his time with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Tomas Kaberle will go down as one of the team's all-time defenders.
Where does Tyler Bozak fit into the present and future plans of the Toronto Maple Leafs? The answer might surprise you: he still has a role on the team.
Should the Toronto Maple Leafs move Stephane Robidas? That's the view of a recent article from Editor in Leaf, but it's not clear that they should do it.
There are plenty of players on the Toronto Maple Leafs who should probably be traded, but who deserves to stay? James van Riemsdyk and Morgan Rielly.
We've all heard it and seen it - the Toronto Blue Jays need to add another big arm - but is that really the best decision for the team looking forward?
Things never quite worked out for Phil Kessel with the Toronto Maple Leafs, but he'll get a second chance to prove himself with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
As the Toronto Blue Jays enter the second half of the season, the fate of the team could all come down to Drew Hutchison's performance on the road.
With the fourth overall pick in this year's NHL Entry Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected Mitchell Marner. There's no way around it: the kid's a stud.
Whether they want to admit it or continue to deny it, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a lot riding on Nazem Kadri. Don't expect him to leave town anytime soon.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are fixated on the prospect of Steven Stamkos becoming an unrestricted free agent on July 1, 2016. Is he coming home to Toronto?