The Toronto Blue Jays are as streaky of a team as there is in the MLB. Right when they look to be turning a corner, they fall back to Earth with some poor performances on the field. It is exactly what they have done virtually the entire 2025 regular season.

Former Blue Jays outfielder Cam Eden, now with the Yankees in Somerset, is staying resilient in hopes of getting another chance to play in the major leagues

Brandon Pfaadt looks for his ninth win of the season on June 17, when the Diamondbacks play visit the Toronto Bue Jays in series opener.

Bowden Francis, who is dealing with a right shoulder impingement, is set to miss his next few turns in the Toronto Blue Jays' starting rotation.

Less than a year after being drafted, Yesavage is on a path to a big-league debut — one that could come as early as this season.

Lauer has bounced back-and-forth between traditional starter and bulk reliever. He's faired better in the latter role with a 0.96 ERA in six appearances, but the Blue Jays will give him a traditional start against Arizona. With Bowden Francis (shoulder) out indefinitely, Lauer could get a long run in the Toronto rotation.

The next six weeks of the Blue Jays’ season will all play out in the shadow of the Trade Deadline, which takes on a far greater meaning now that the Blue Jays have freed themselves from .500 and positioned themselves as postseason contenders.

Ed Servais is done coaching the Creighton Bluejays, but he's taking a keen interest in a pair of Blue Jays this week. Two of his former players were starters in