David Singh

The 2015 Blue Jays are a team that found their identity midway through the season until Josh Donaldson willed them forward. The former star sees some of that in this current iteration, as a team still searching for that identity.

Monday’s contest was supposed to be Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s game. And yet, in true 2024 fashion, fate wouldn’t let Guerrero Jr., or the Blue Jays have that.

With the trades of Yimi Garcia, Nate Pearson and Danny Jansen, there's a level of unsteadiness pervading the Blue Jays clubhouse at the moment. But, the outing from starter Jose Berrios on Sunday offered a dose of much-needed stability.

The Blue Jays traded starter Yusei Kikuchi on Monday, marking the end of his tenure in the Toronto clubhouse. Sportsnet chatted with Kikuchi’s now-former pitching rotation mates to get a sense of what the left-hander means to them.

The fact that Guerrero Jr. was taking grounders at the hot corner before starting at the position for just the sixth time this season added to the feeling of unfamiliarity on Wednesday, however, there’s a scenario where that could become an everyday occurrence next season.

Nimmala is beginning to really showcase his potential and Lindor, a four-time all-star who's currently a front-runner in the National League MVP race, believes the ceiling is high for the prospect.

What Spencer Horwitz learned from one of the worst moments of his life

The New York Mets and San Diego Padres are both now one win away from a berth in the National League Championship Series.

Now that the World Series is over, eligible players are technically free agents. We’re entering the Hot Stove phase of the baseball calendar, and to prepare you, David Singh takes a look at the top 10 position players available.

Steve Cohen wasn’t going to let money be the reason the Mets didn’t land Soto, so he outbid everyone else. As a result, the Mets successfully pried a pillar away from the New York Yankees and suddenly shifted the balance of power in the city.