The Blue Jays are among the many teams who are looking for bullpen pieces at the MLB trade deadline. What else are they looking for?

After an impressive 18-year career, former Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Jesse Chavez has announced his retirement.

After back-to-back three-game parlay wins, we're rolling into Thursday’s MLB slate with another three-leg card featuring the Blue Jays, Padres, and Astros.

A rash of Blue Jays injury updates coming out of the All-Star break pushed a likely need into a glaring necessity.

Severino currently owns a 7.04 ERA in the bandbox the A's occupy in West Sacramento, but a 3.04 ERA on the road. It could be seen as a risk for Toronto to take on the remainder of his three-year, $67 million contract (this is year one), but risks are often necessary to win championships.

There are several ways the Toronto Blue Jays can attempt to upgrade around the trade deadline, but one of the likeliest outcomes is an influx of bullpen reinforcements. While the team’s position player group isn’t unstoppable,

Brent Rooker hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the fifth inning and Mason Miller struck out Ernie Clement and George Springer looking with the tying run on second in the ninth inning as the Athletics beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3.

"Honestly didn't know what to expect on a Monday night, but this place was rocking," Kevin Gausman said of the Jays' 11th straight home win.