The Toronto Blue Jays know how to spoil a party.
Red Sox starter Tim Wakefield, baseball’s oldest player, was a mere six outs away from picking up his 200th career victory, until a five-run, eight-inning implosion by Boston’s bullpen cost him the win Wednesday night.
Of all the six September call-ups by the Toronto Blue Jays this week, none was as good a story as Adam Loewen’s.
It came to a climax on Wednesday night when the now-outfielder made his debut with a 1-for-3 performance and a run scored against the Boston Red Sox.
As the Toronto Blue Jays named former Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell as their new manager they caught the attention of a former Boston player.
Surprisingly it wasn’t a pitcher but one of most celebrated, and at times hated, hitters of all time – Manny Ramirez.
The search for the Blue Jays’ managerial position is down to three candidates. Boston Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell and bench coach DeMarlo Hale, as well as Cleveland Indians first base coach Sandy Alomar…
Jon Lester got his retribution on Sunday, as he pitched seven strong innings for the Boston Red Sox who stymied the Toronto Blue Jays 6-0 at Fenway Park.
A split second decision can sometimes be the deciding factor in a baseball game.
Jose Bautista made history with one swing of the bat on Friday night as he set a new Toronto Blue Jays single season home run mark in an 11-9 win over the host Boston Red Sox.
It’s Roy Halladay the sequel. Blue Jays fans will finally get a chance to see their former ace as part of a three-game set when the Philadelphia Phillies come to town on Canada Day weekend,…
Fans of the Toronto Blue Jays can’t cheer for the current version in the major league playoffs, but they can still root for some former players.
Randy Ruiz went four-for-six with two home runs and two RBIs as the visiting Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Boston Red Sox 12-0 on Wednesday night.