Steven Matz pitching in the World Series for the first time since he was a rookie phenom with the Mets in 2015. Hell of a journey for the now 35 year old.

“The best is yet to come.” Kawhi 2.0 era has begun in Toronto.

Liam Hendriks retired today, so let’s appreciate one of the most electric relievers of the last decade. 2019-2022: 226 G 170 GF 114 SV 2.26 ERA 188 ERA+ 2.13 FIP 0.88 WHIP 1.8 BB/9 13.5 K/9 Same guy who posted a 5.92 ERA & -2.3 bWAR over his first 4 seasons. Hell of a story.

Mike Trout 2026 142 G 4.1 bWAR 22 HR 11/12 SB .382 OBP 131 OPS+ Need him to reach 500 HR (426) and 100 WAR (91.7) joining: Babe Ruth Barry Bonds Willie Mays Hank Aaron Ted Williams Alex Rodriguez Mel Ott Mickey Mantle Frank Robinson Mike Schmidt Albert Pujols All-Time Greats.

First class organization. Proud to be a Blue Jays fan.

Dave Winfield Paul Molitor Rickey Henderson Jack Morris Frank Thomas Scott Rolen Max Scherzer Toronto has been a memorable stop in many Hall of Fame careers.

Are you not entertained?

Absolutely did not watch, but holy shit they went 1 for 14 w/ RISP? Can’t make this stuff up. Broken team.

The Toronto Raptors have Kawhi Leonard (MVP-7) and Scottie Barnes in his prime. I’m ready to turn the page.

If there’s one thing we know about the 2026 Toronto Blue Jays - they’re gonna find a way to lose when there’s a sliver of hope.

Amazing how much better the top of the lineup looks without a black hole there to kill the momentum. Take notes, John.

American League Rookie ERA Leaders 1. Spencer Miles - 2.57 (94.2 IP) 2. Parker Messick - 2.57 (178.1 IP) 3. Walbert Urena - 2.74 (144.1 IP) 4. Payton Tolle - 3.02 (143 IP) 5. Connelly Early - 3.44 (91.2 IP) 6. Trey Yesavage - 3.65 (93.2 IP) (Min 50 IP)

Alejandro Kirk Last 50 Games .328 AVG .398 OBP .884 OPS Per 162: 188 H, 26 HR, 110 RBI He certainly did his part, and more.

Playoff hopes as dead as Dylan Cease’s arm.

Ain’t gonna hold you - it’s bad.

Hell of a debut, kid. This team NEEDED that outing.

Blue Jays 3B w/ 30 HR & 115 wRC+ 1. Kelly Gruber (1990) 2. Troy Glaus (2006) 3. Josh Donaldson (2015, 2016, 2017) 4. Kazuma Okamoto (2026) One of the best offensive seasons at his position in the 50 year history of this franchise.

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