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The best revenge is living well. Monday’s long, messy loss only got longer and messier with each one of Tommy Pham’s social media posts after benches cleared earlier in the night, but the Blue Jays pu

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Blue Jays Bracing for Bo Bichette Decision After $200 Million Report originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Toronto Blue Jays have surpassed expectations in 2025, currently owning a 73–51 record—the best in the American League.

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The Toronto Blue Jays traded for Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Shane Bieber at this year's trade deadline. Now that he is here, the rotation will change.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/bluejays as Blue Jays Make Shocking Move With Bullpen To Clear Path for Shane Bieber Return. The Toronto Blue Jays recently announced that veteran starting pitcher Shane Bieber would be making his highly anticipated return to the Major Leagues later this week.

George Springer resides in quite the place in MLB history. Anytime you can be second in a statistic in the history of baseball, you're probably doing something right. And that's where Springer sits in leadoff home runs.

Springer was hit by a pitch in the top of the first inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, perhaps as restitution for the two teams' bench-clearing incident on Monday. Instead of escalating the situation, Springer simply waited a couple of innings, then launched a home run off pitcher Mitch Keller his next time up.

Thomas Harrigan of MLB .com recently wrote about the Blue Jays being the biggest risers in the AL East since the All-Star Break. They have seen a dramatic increase in their percentage of winning the division, going from 37.2 percent to 79.7 percent since the break.