The Blue Jays paid $11 million for a replacement-level player, because they thought it would help them get Roki Sasaki.

The Toronto Blue Jays' latest free signee reportedly failed physicals with two different teams before signing a three-year, $33 million contract.

In much smaller (but still interesting) news, the Jays have also had several players and coaches change numbers for the 2025 season. This is in response to some of the offseason m

The Philadelphia Phillies won’t be enjoying the services ... former Phillies All-Star Jeff Hoffman agreed to join the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday: “The Blue Jays open the marquee free ...

The Philadelphia Phillies officially moved on from relief pitcher Jeff Hoffman last week when it was announced that he signed a multi-year deal.

Entering the offseason, the Philadelphia Phillies knew that some changes could be coming to their bullpen. Non-tendered by the Toronto Blue Jays after an injury-plagued campaign, the Phillies are ...

All-Star reliever Jeff Hoffman and the Toronto Blue Jays have agreed to a $33 million, three-year contract. The team announced the deal two days after his 32nd birthday.

The Blue Jays landed free agent reliever Jeff Hoffman on Friday, signing a free agent after being linked in varying degrees to other names on the market.

The Blue Jays are adding another chapter to their book of “almosts” when it comes to signing free agents, as they watched 23-year-old Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki choose the Los Angeles Dodgers as his first MLB home.

"The Braves lost Fried and Charlie Morton in free agency, depleting their starting rotation of talent, experience and depth. They announced that Spencer Strider , who is recovering from internal-brace elbow surgery, won’t be ready for Opening Day. They haven’t been able to upgrade at shortstop or in left field," wrote Bowden.

Roki Sasaki's decision to play for the Dodgers, on what will start as a standard minor-league contract, instantly transforms the club's short- and long-term future.