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TORONTO -- Before Thursday’s game against the Rays, the Blue Jays recalled infielder/outfielder Davis Schneider and left-hander Adam Macko from Triple-A Buffalo, optioned infielder Sean Keys to Buffalo and placed lefty Patrick Corbin on the 15-day injured list with a left teres major strain, retroactive to Wednesday.

Corbin had been dealing

TORONTO -- Despite having his current rehab stint paused after needing three injections in his right thumb over the All-Star break, Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer delivered a vintage performance in his return to the mound with Triple-A Buffalo.

TORONTO -- It must have felt so strange for manager John Schneider to manage the All-Star Game without reading off a laundry list of injury updates a few hours before first pitch. Friday at Rogers Centre, he was back to business.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- The great Max Scherzer has spent more time rehabbing than pitching in the big leagues this season for the Blue Jays, but once more, the future Hall of Famer is climbing his way back.

Wednesday night with the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, Scherzer made his second rehab start of

SEATTLE -- Max Scherzer passed the first test of his rehab on Friday.

The 41-year-old right-hander, who has been on the 15-day injured list since June 17 because of back spasms, started for High-A Vancouver vs. Eugene and went three innings, giving up two runs on three hits while

TORONTO -- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was a late scratch from Tuesday night’s 3-0 loss against the Mets with back tightness, the club announced an hour and a half prior to first pitch.

Guerrero was originally listed in the starting lineup, playing first base and batting third, but rookie Sean

TORONTO -- Addison Barger’s rehab has been set back by a new injury, as a recent MRI revealed a stress reaction in his back, which will shut Barger down for multiple weeks.

Barger had been rehabbing from right elbow inflammation recently and was nearing a rehab assignment, but he

TORONTO -- Losing the game wasn’t the only loss for the Blue Jays in Friday night's 5-4 defeat against the Rangers at Rogers Centre.

Outfielder Jesús Sánchez exited the game after making a catch and crashing into the wall in left field to end the top of the seventh

TORONTO -- Losing the game wasn’t the only loss the Blue Jays suffered in Friday night's 5-4 defeat against the Rangers at Rogers Centre.

Outfielder Jesus Sanchez exited the game after making a catch and crashing into the wall in left field to end the top of the seventh

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement was out of the Blue Jays’ starting lineup in Tuesday's 9-7 11-inning loss against the Astros as he deals with a minor hip issue.

CHICAGO -- The Blue Jays got exactly what they hoped for from Daulton Varsho on Saturday.

A little defense. A little power. And a reminder of everything they had been missing.

Activated from the injured list before Saturday's game against the Cubs, Varsho made an immediate impact in Toronto's 8-6

BOSTON -- Just hours before Max Scherzer was scheduled to make a crucial start against the Red Sox at Fenway Park on Wednesday, the Blue Jays placed the veteran starter back on the IL with back spasms.

This is Scherzer’s second trip to the IL this season after he

BOSTON -- Is it finally time for Shane Bieber to make his 2026 debut? Well, it depends.

Bieber made his fifth rehab start on Wednesday afternoon with Triple-A Buffalo, throwing 80 pitches over five innings. The line wasn’t sharp, with five runs on seven hits, four walks and a

BOSTON -- It had been 706 days since Ricky Tiedemann last climbed a mound and threw a pitch.

No, not in a bullpen, not in a pitching lab and not to a hitter wearing the same colors as him. A real, live game where they keep the score. Finally, it came

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays could not have scripted a better return for Alejandro Kirk.

Fresh off the 60-day injured list Friday after recovering from a left thumb fracture, Kirk received celebrity treatment at Rogers Centre. The Blue Jays’ catcher drew a roaring ovation when he first emerged from

TORONTO -- In a scene too familiar, another member of the Blue Jays left Friday’s loss to the Orioles early. This time, it was Daulton Varsho.

The Blue Jays’ center-fielder is dealing with left wrist discomfort, the club says, which was evident on two swings he took in his first at-bat

Max Scherzer took a solid step toward returning to the Blue Jays rotation on Sunday afternoon, throwing three scoreless innings in his first rehab outing for Triple-A Buffalo in the Bisons' 8-5 loss to Lehigh Valley.

BALTIMORE -- Jesús Sánchez’s manager likens the jovial outfielder to “The Most Interesting Man in the World” of the decades-old beer ad campaign.

But even Sánchez isn’t so eccentric that he actually intended to play catch with spectators during a mound visit amid Toronto’s 9-5 loss to

BALTIMORE -- Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer will begin a rehab assignment on Sunday with Triple-A Buffalo and fellow righty Dylan Cease could get back on a bullpen mound this weekend, manager John Schneider said ahead of Thursday night’s series opener against the Orioles.

The 41-year-old Scherzer has been on the

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is out of the Blue Jays’ lineup for Tuesday's game against the Marlins, missing his second straight game after suffering a right elbow contusion when he was hit by a pitch on Sunday.

Guerrero was struck on the right elbow by a 92.1 mph sinker from

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays placed star right-hander Dylan Cease on the 15-day IL with a left hamstring strain on Monday, yet another injury in a season that’s been defined by them.

Cease left his start Sunday against the Pirates with mild left hamstring discomfort. It looked like Cease

TORONTO -- In the span of 15 minutes, Sunday's game turned into a nightmare for the Blue Jays.

First it was Dylan Cease, who left the game with mild left hamstring discomfort in the top of the fifth. Then, in the bottom half of the inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. took a

NEW YORK -- Jesús Sánchez exited Wednesday’s 2-1 win over the Yankees in the seventh inning after he came down hard on the outfield grass while diving for a ball.

Manager John Schneider and a Blue Jays trainer ran out to shallow right field, where Sánchez stayed on one