Rob Longley
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Alek Manoah confident his Blue Jays buddy Alejandro Kirk will make the right call on WBC
“Once they have the baby, we go from there, one step at a time," said Manoah. → Read More
READY TO WIN: Don Mattingly came to Blue Jays for one ambitious reason
Mattingly didn't come here merely to find work but rather to pursue a championship with a like-minded group. → Read More
Alek Manoah provides thrill to heart broken Blue Jays fan
As fiery as he is as a competitor, Alek Manoah saves a good chunk of that passion for his growing fan base. → Read More
Alejandro Kirk's absence a growing concern at Blue Jays spring training
Young backstop Alejandro Kirk has yet to make it to Florida with his teammates as he waits for the birth of his child. → Read More
New guy Erik Swanson goes way back with Blue Jays young stars
"Every time he would go against us, everyone would be like ‘Damn, it’s that Swanson kid again.” → Read More
BUCK DOESN'T STOP: Blue Jays broadcaster thrilled to return to the booth
When faced with the biggest challenge, Buck Martinez tried to take on cancer the way he would attack a baseball season. → Read More
Blue Jays home run jacket could be thing of the past
Will the Blue Jays home run jacket be part of the party in the team's dugout when the regular season begins next month? → Read More
Jose Berrios reboot could offer huge boost to Blue Jays rotation
DUNEDIN, Fla. – It starts up top with the platinum blond hairstyle, a look Jose Berrios is rocking in support of his Puerto Rico teammates for next month’s… → Read More
Jordan Romano's pass on WBC allows him to focus on crushing it as Blue Jays closer
DUNEDIN, Fla. – When Jordan Romano first got the chance to experience the role of baseball global traveller, the Blue Jays closer was at a vastly different… → Read More
Blue Jays look to gain from pain free George Springer
.“Obviously it’s still early in spring, but it’s good to feel good,” Springer said on Tuesday, → Read More
LONGLEY: Bo Bichette says it's time for Blue Jays to prove their potential
“We’ve kind of grown up now," the shortstop said. “We’ve gone through the ups and downs, so this is a year where we’ve got a lot to prove.” → Read More
Sportsnet shuffles Blue Jays lineup as broadcast plans announced
An off-season of change with the Blue Jays has extended to the crew broadcasting all 162 of the team’s games. → Read More
Blue Jays avoiding arbitration with Bichette and Guerrero an important step
Always looming with Bichette and Guerrero, however, is whether one or both will be part of the long term plan going forward. → Read More
Blue Jays bottom line hasn't hindered spending to move forward
They are one of the most visible components of the Rogers Communications empire, albeit an underperforming one over the past handful of MLB seasons. → Read More
GETTING SERIOUS: Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro sees big things for maturing team
The Blue Jays president and CEO believes that the pursuit of championships leaves no room for lament of losses. → Read More
New look Rogers Centre outfield a potential boon for Blue Jays
The outfield walls came down at the Rogers Centre following the Blue Jays playoff defeat back in October. → Read More
Bills bettors bamboozled in blowout loss to underdog Bengals
The avalanche of public opinion in the betting world can be a powerful thing. → Read More
Longley: No Canada for Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at WBC
He was born in Montreal and has played all of his big league career for Canada’s only team in Major League Baseball. → Read More
Can big winter lead to a resurgent season for Blue Jays' Vlad Guerrero Jr.?
What team was the easiest to play against, Vlad Guerrero Jr. was asked by a member of an enthusiastic crowd of youngsters at the Humewood Community School on… → Read More
Accountability central to Blue Jays off season reboot
From the immediate aftermath of one of the most calamitous collapses in Blue Jays history, the team has become one big construction site. → Read More