Shi Davidi

Given the circumstances, the underwhelming course this Toronto Blue Jays off-season has taken probably shouldn’t be a surprise.

Were the moves made so far by the Blue Jays the appetizer or main course? Shi Davidi breaks things down and takes stock of the team's off-season so far and the many things that are still looming.

Aaron Judge's and Juan Soto's free agencies are instructive for the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as they head into a pivotal off-season together, writes Shi Davidi.

Fundamental to the Toronto Blue Jays' chances of a return to success, both short- and long-term, is examining their capacity to be a learning organization, one capable of not only following industry trends, but also of driving them.

During an interview with Sportsnet this week, John Schneider spoke about the different demands in each of his 2½ seasons as manager, the internal work the Blue Jays have done since the trade deadline and his voice in the front office.

Entering the most important off-season of his career, Bo Bichette has one goal: To remain teammates with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on the Blue Jays.

Jordan Romano's season has to come to an end. And as Shi Davidi explains, the Blue Jays' decision on his future with the team may not be as cut and dried as it seems.

Yusei Kikuchi ran through his routine as usual Monday afternoon at Camden Yards, at peace with what’s expected to be his imminent trade from the Toronto Blue Jays as Tuesday’s deadline nears.

With the trade deadline in the rearview, there’s now two more months of just-get-through-it games like Wednesday afternoon’s 10-4 thumping by the Baltimore Orioles, writes Shi Davidi.

Danny Jansen, the longest-serving Toronto Blue Jays player, became the latest piece of the club’s trade deadline selloff Saturday, sent to the Boston Red Sox.