The Toronto Blue Jays are one of the best teams in baseball this season. However, they could be losing a key player in free agency.

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The Orioles have 10 games remaining against playoff contenders and the oft injured Tyler O'Neill could help the team play spoiler.

But for the Toronto Blue Jays, and top prospect Trey Yesavage, the first three innings Wednesday night for the Buffalo Bison's right-handed starting pitcher meant a whole heaping amount of importance toward what Canada's team hopes is a long postseason run.

Toronto already tipped its hand to some degree when it moved lefty Eric Lauer, who has an 8-2 record and 3.32 ERA entering play on Thursday, to the bullpen after the arrival of trade deadline acquisition Shane Bieber. That may not be the end of Lauer's misfortune, as one baseball writer predicted on Wednesday.

Credit this win to pitching and defense. The Blue Jays got another gem out of their staff on Friday night, relying on their brand of baseball to secure a 6-1 win over the Orioles at Rogers Centre. This wasn’t a one-man shutout like Kevin Gausman delivered on Thursday,

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt could secure a new $31 million deal in MLB free agency, shaping the team’s future rotation.

Toronto got a series win over the Houston Astros to maintain a three-game lead in the division with just 16 contests to play.

Houston Astros right-hander Luis Garcia exited Tuesday's game at Toronto in the second inning with an apparent injury.

Toronto Blue Jays announcer Buck Martinez made a ruthless on-air criticism of the New York Yankees during Tuesday's game.

A first-inning miscue that saw a catchable ball drop in shallow right field was a sign of how the series finale against the Blue Jays would go on Thursday afternoon. With Toronto already up by one run in the bottom of the first,