Arden Zwelling

Prospects from throughout the Toronto Blue Jays organization will welcome their Minnesota Twins counterparts to TD Ballpark on Saturday as part of this year’s MLB Spring Breakout series. Arden Zwelling looks at six interesting prospects who will appear in the game that you might be seeing at Rogers Centre someday soon.

Charles McAdoo, the third baseman the Blue Jays acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates at last year’s trade deadline, has some very famous bloodlines. Arden Zwelling looks into how that might help him make the big club.

Growing up, Lazaro Estrada's choice wasn’t whether he’d play ball himself — it was whether he wanted to pitch or play the field. But when he first took the mound at 16, the choice was made for him.

Some rather big problems the Blue Jays faced over the last two seasons went unresolved thanks to a lack of viable big-leaguers being produced internally. Let’s look at eight players from within who could play for the Blue Jays this season.

Max Scherzer, now at age 40, is still an effective starter at the highest level. How is he doing it? By perpetually evolving.

Anthony Santander’s a peculiar hitter and the worst pitch you can throw the Blue Jays' newly-acquired slugger is a slow-breaking ball.

Headlined by the beloved Ichiro Suzuki, the 2025 Hall of Fame class could see more names than usual elected to Cooperstown. Arden Zwelling looks at who’s trending to get a plaque, who’s falling short but remaining on the ballot, and who’s in danger of dropping off.

Strategic evolution and raucous post-fight interviews have transformed Renato Moicano's career. The lightweight's story ahead of UFC 311 is one of ingenuity and spirit, as corny as that sounds, writes Arden Zwelling.

Nick Sandlin started pitching only 10 years ago and in what will be a season of many new things for the sidearmer, there's still ample room to grow with the Toronto Blue Jays.

Statistically speaking, the 2024 Toronto Blue Jays bullpen was one of the worst we’ve seen in some time.

On Friday, 31 MLB players were non-tendered by their clubs and hit the open market. And while these aren’t name-brand free agents that will power the rumour mill over the coming weeks, there is typically value to be found among each year’s non-tender class.

After a three months spent pitching in relief, and a brief stint at triple-A to rebuild workload, Bowden Francis has returned to the Blue Jays rotation and pitched brilliantly. He's trying to prove he deserves to stay in the starting mix in 2025.

Although the trade to the Chicago Cubs caught Nate Pearson off guard, the former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher knew it was time for both sides to move on and help him progress his career.

After a busy deadline for the Blue Jays, the question is: which of Toronto’s new players could fans see at Rogers Centre auditioning for future roles between now and the end of the season? Let’s take a look.

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.

Blue Jays right-hander Yariel Rodriguez's first MLB game in eight weeks went from bad, to worse, to comical in a truly awful second inning for his team on Friday.

When the league adjusted to Davis Schneider late last season, he quickly found a way to adjust back. Continuing to evolve and find those things that work is what matters.

Absolutely nothing went right for the Blue Jays on Tuesday. The normally reliable Jose Berrios had no answers for the Phillies on a night the umpires ended manager John Schneider’s night early.

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.