Shi Davidi

Already through one big-league debut as a player, Matt Hague is getting ready for another as a coach, returning to the majors eight years after his last game there with the same team – the Toronto Blue Jays.

It’s becoming increasingly clear after this turbulent winter that the Blue Jays are betting that internal improvements will make them a better team in 2024. Shi Davidi has the story.

What does he read into how the Blue Jays see him? What do the Blue Jays read into how he sees himself? All of which makes Tuesday’s hearing so much more fateful.

Ashley Stephenson’s induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame paves the way for young women in baseball.

Like so many other players during this curiously sluggish off-season, Eduardo Escobar found his market really slow. Shi Davidi tells us what landing the former All-Star means to the Toronto Blue Jays lineup.

Erik Swanson’s four-year-old son, Toby, is in hospital after being struck by a vehicle over the weekend and the Toronto Blue Jays reliever will be away from the team to be with his family, an emotional manager John Schneider said Tuesday.

Inside John Gibbons’ return to the New York Mets dugout

The Toronto Blue Jays cleared a spot on their 40-man roster and started unclogging their middle-infield/super-utility player logjam Wednesday by trading Santiago Espinal to the Cincinnati Reds for minor-league righty Chris McElvain.

The Blue Jays filled out their bench on Sunday, but the pitching situation isn’t as clear. With Opening Day on Thursday, the team has to make some key decisions soon.

Each baseball season is a singular trip within a larger goal, and individual years are interconnected to form a final destination. Shi Davidi explores how the 2024 season fits into the Blue Jays’ wider journey.