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The AL East should be better this year, at least at the top. Gerrit Cole is expected to return, giving the Yankees one of the best rotations in baseball. Baltimore has also pushed itself back into the conversation after a down 2025, adding Pete Alonso to what should be one of the league's most dangerous lineups.
A full postseason share for the World Series champion Dodgers totaled $484,748, up from the amount Los Angeles players earned in 2024 but still down from the winner’s figure in 2022 and 2023.
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After Toronto Blue Jays reach World Series, team president Mark Shapiro given new 5-year contract
Blue Jays president and CEO Mark Shapiro and Toronto agreed to a new five-year contract following the team’s first American League pennant since 1993.
Blue Jays predicted to land $401 million "Golden Goose", would replace World Series hero Bo Bichette
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The Toronto Blue Jays are on the hunt for both Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette, but a surprising new team has entered the chat.
Major League Baseball revealed its 2025 post-season bonus pool for players on Thursday, with the back-to-back World Series-champion Los Angeles Dodgers earning 36 per cent ($46.15 million) of the total $128.
Mayza isn’t elite by any means, but for the Blue Jays, he’s certainly valuable and can eat up innings out of the bullpen. Over the past few years, he’s bounced around the league, last appearing with Toronto in 2024. Over his eight-year professional career, he’s been more than serviceable, posting a 3.87 ERA across 308.1 innings.
The Toronto Blue Jays finished the 2025 MLB season one win shy of their first World Series triumph in more than 30 years.
Joe Davis got an earful from John Schneider's family and friends in the United States, and the Blue Jays' manager relayed the complaint.
After making the first major splash to the off-season by signing a seven-year, $210 million deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, Dylan Cease joined OverDrive to discuss the process behind the deal.