Under interim manager Ray Montgomery, the Angels have stayed competitive and hovering around .500. Can Montgomery and the ...

The Blue Jays are good enough to make some noise in the postseason. However a trade or two would put the team in position to contend for their first World Series title since 1993.

The Blue Jays are only three games out of first place in the American League East, sitting at 44-37. If this continues over the next month before the end of July, with the trade deadline on July ...

With George Springers resurgence this season, he would be a suitable trade target considering the number of outfielders the Blue Jays have. Springer is a veteran who leads the team with 10 home runs.

The post 3 Blue Jays who must be on trade block ahead of 2025 deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Toronto Blue Jays are 40-34 after losing the opening game of their weekend series against ...

5. Trey Yesavage is too promising for the Blue Jays to trade away The Blue Jays haven't had much luck developing pitching in recent years, but the tides are turning in that regard.

After giving Vladimir Guerrero Jr. a massive $500 million extension, the Blue Jays could look at the trade deadline as a chance to get better. However, when they struggled to start the season ...

The fate of the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays is yet to be determined. In an ideal world, they hope to be contenders, and with a 31-28 record, they are by no means out of the race for a postseason spot.

The Blue Jays need Bassitt on their roster if they want to make a run at the postseason this year, but if they continue to fall deeper and deeper below .500, he's an attractive trade piece due to ...

Or the Blue Jays can trade the star infielders to bring in massive prospect returns while building for the future. Their decision will likely be made by where they sit in the standings around the ...

The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly not expected to attempt to trade superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. prior to the start of the 2025 MLB season, but the possibility could be explored ...

The Blue Jays have acquired $2M in international signing bonus pool money, sources confirm @ShiDavidi report. Toronto is now a finalist, along with the Dodgers, in the race to sign Roki Sasaki.