Arden Zwelling

After suffering their second consecutive series sweep, the Blue Jays are now seven games under .500 following a 6-5 defeat to the Cleveland Guardians. If Sunday isn’t the nadir of this hapless season, what will it be?

Toronto Blue Jays infielder Orelvis Martinez has been suspended 80 games for after testing positive for Clomiphene, a performance enhancing substance, MLB announced Sunday.

Toronto’s two-game series this week with the Phillies, which they split with a 5-3 win Wednesday afternoon, was a decent little microcosm of how the the contributions of George Springer, Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. drive the Blue Jays’ success, writes Arden Zwelling.

Through 32 games last season, Bichette had an OPS of .902 with 13 extra-base hits, seven of them homers. So far this year, his OPS is .530 with seven extra-base hits, one of them a homer.

Pitcher Alek Manoah will be activated from the injured list by the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday to make his first MLB appearance in nine months.

For a minute there, it looked like it was going to be different on Friday. But instead, it was the same old story for a Blue Jays team that just can’t get the bats going

The last homestand was Daulton Varsho’s most productive nine-game segment with the Toronto Blue Jays. As Arden Zwelling writes, a recent conversation with George Springer helped Varsho improve his approach at the plate.

For the Blue Jays to be successful this season, they’ll need production from right-handed hitting. So far, it hasn’t happened, with the Astros and Rays utilizing clear strategies to neutralize Toronto’s bats.

Strong Statcast readings don’t always translate to strong slugging percentages or strikeout rates. But these measurables do tell you which players can do things others can’t. Here is a look at a few players who flashed loud tools at Blue Jays camp.

No matter how the gambling allegations play out, the NBA and Jontay Porter have a problem, writes Michael Grange.