The Jays are in Philadelphia for a two-game interleague series match-up as Troy Tulowitzki meets up with the first team he played against in Toronto blue. It also marks the return of Ben Revere to the City of Brotherly Love.

The Toronto Blue Jays look to stay in first place as the New York Yankees visit the Dome this weekend.


This series will bring back memories of 1985 and the Blue Jays clinching the American League East Division for the first time since 1985. The newspaper here is from The Toronto Star.

Brett Lawrie returns to Toronto for the first time after being traded to Oakland. It appears the Jays have done alright without him.



Josh Donaldson - homering in Seattle July 26 - has 31 home runs and 83 runs batted in while batting .297/.365/.578.

The Blue Jays play the first of 13 games against the Yankees in a weekend set at the Bronx Zoo featuring the top two teams in the American League East.

Gosh. Seems to have been an uptick of interest in the local team lately. (More than 200 comments in a thread, and I act!)

Paul Molitor's return to Toronto as manager of the Twins may be overshadowed for some reason.


David Price makes his first start as a Blue Jay in the series opener.

Baseball fever! Catch that thing! (Obviously, fresh thread is required.)

Another series and another new player to add to the roster for the Blue Jays as they acquire lefty David Price from Detroit just before a four-game set against Kansas City and the recently-acquired Johnny Cueto.


Daniel Norris was the price to pay, along with lefties Matt Boyd and Jairo Labourt, in the deal to get David Price to Toronto.

The Blue Jays are back at their nest as they do battle with the Fightin' Phillies for a two-game set and the start of the Troy Tulowitzki era. In case you missed it, here's an Elton John-style infographic of the trade with Colorado.


Features bonus tracks "I Guess That's Why They Call Them The Blue Jays", "Kiss AA" and "1st Place In The Standings".

The Blue Jays continue their West Coast swing with a stop in Seattle where they will face an old friend.



Mariners lefty J.A. Happ, pitching against Cleveland May 31, will face the Jays for the first time since being sent to Seattle for outfielder Michael Saunders last off-season. Happ compiled a record of 19-20 with a 4.39 earned run average in three seasons with Toronto.

The Toronto Blue Jays begin their West Coast swing in Oakland as Josh Donaldson looks to make a triumphant return. Brett Lawrie and Kendall Graveman will also look to prove something against their former team.

The Blue Jays get back at it for the second half of the season tonight with a three-game set against Tampa Bay at The Dome.

Not gonna mention Smash Mouth... Not gonna mention Smash Mouth...

See the glory of the Blue Jays road trip and unofficial first half of the season come to a close for a weekend set in Kansas City before the All-Star break.

The Jays continue their road swing by breezing through the Windy City for a four-game visit.