Kiermaier, who spent most of the last two seasons in Toronto, has joined the Blue Jays' front office as a special assistant to general manager Ross Atkins. "I'd always make a joke with the guys ...

Former Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier ... where he spent almost a decade of his career, before joining the Blue Jays front office. According to the Tampa Bay Times, the Rays were ...

the Blue Jays are not regarded within the industry as a team that excels at pitching development," the report read. "Toronto's front office is on the hot seat and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. can become ...

Along with the massive Alfonso Soriano-for-Alex Rodriguez and Prince Fielder-for-Ian Kinsler swaps, the 12-player deal between the Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays in 2012 made the cut.

Retired center fielder Kevin Kiermaier has joined the Blue Jays’ front office as a special assistant ... Dodgers this year after being traded by Toronto at the trade deadline, but played ...

Retired center fielder Kevin Kiermaier has joined the Blue Jays front office as a special assistant ... Dodgers this year after being traded by Toronto at the trade deadline, but he played ...

The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly very interested in signing a veteran starting pitcher in free agency. Per MLB.com's Mark Feinsand, the Blue Jays ...

Spring training camps are opening across Arizona and Florida, but because a handful of notable free agents and trade targets ...

Roki Sasaki's free agency will always be remembered as if no team but the Los Angeles Dodgers had a chance, but there was one little window on Friday when it seemed like the Toronto Blue Jays were ...

Just when you think things couldn't get any worse for the Toronto Blue ... to steer clear of the Blue Jays, it's obvious that they don't have a ton of confidence in the front office.

"Get Breggy in there too... All I'm saying is it is available to the Toronto Blue Jays to put themselves into the category of front runner, AL East." Bregman and Alonso, who are both 30 years ...

Truthfully that is what it felt like starting pitcher Max Scherzer decided to do this offseason when he agreed to a one-year deal worth $15.5 million to join the Toronto Blue Jays. When Scherzer ...