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The Blue Jays added starting pitchers Jose Soriano and Spencer Arrighetti while trading outfielder Daulton Varsho and reliever Jeff Hoffman, a move GM Ross Atkins said was intended to improve the team's struggling roster.
The Toronto Blue Jays traded veteran pitcher Kevin Gausman to the Chicago Cubs on August 2, 2026, receiving outfielder Brett Bateman and infielder Ty Southisene in return.
The Chicago White Sox acquired right‑hand reliever Huascar Brazobán from the New York Mets just before the 5 p.m. Central trade deadline, adding a 36‑year‑old pitcher with a 2.56 ERA in 46 appearances to strengthen their bullpen.
The Cubs traded for left‑handed starter Braxton Garrett from the Marlins on July 31, 2026, after his 2.90 ERA and 83 strikeouts in Triple‑A Jacksonville, following a missed 2025 season.
Sean Farrell will continue his career in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov is moving to Montreal, both after a season in the American League.
Max Scherzer will return from the Blue Jays’ injured list to start the series opener in Washington on July 27, coinciding with his 42nd birthday, with manager John Schneider overseeing the decision.
Sean Farrell will play for a team in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov joins a Montreal club, both coming from the American League after the previous season.
Max Scherzer will make his first start after being on the Blue Jays’ injured list on his 42nd birthday, pitching in Monday’s game in Washington, D.C., as confirmed by team official John Schneider.
Sean Farrell will continue his baseball career with a team in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov is set to join a Montreal team, both having played in the American League last season.
Sean Farrell will continue his baseball career in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov is set to play in Montreal, with both having spent the prior season in the American League.
Kevin Gausman pitched at the Rogers Centre on July 23, 2026, and indicated he hopes for one more home start before any potential move away from the Blue Jays.
The Toronto Blue Jays unveiled a statue of Joe Carter outside the Rogers Centre on July 18, 2026, honoring his role in the team’s 1992 and 1993 World Series titles.
The Blue Jays unveiled a Joe Carter statue outside the Rogers Centre on July 18, 2026, honoring his role in the team's 1992 and 1993 World Series championships.
George Springer, 36, will start left field for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Chicago White Sox on Friday, marking his first outfield appearance this season.
Former Blue Jays Josh Donaldson and Russell Martin, now podcast hosts, surprised local Toronto baseball games with on‑field appearances on July 15, 2026, reinforcing their connection to the city’s grassroots baseball scene.
The Spa City Bombers completed their 37th annual youth baseball camp at West Side Recreation Park in Saratoga Springs from July 13-16, with coaches Lambert and Long providing instruction. Backup dates were set for July 20-21 in case of rain, emphasizing the camp’s focus on teaching fundamentals and ensuring a fun experience for local children.
The Toronto Blue Jays used their first‑round slot in the 2026 MLB draft to pick left‑handed pitcher Cole Carlon from Arizona State with the 39th overall selection.
The Toronto Blue Jays used the 39th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 MLB draft to select left‑handed pitcher Cole Carlon from Arizona State University, adding him to their farm system.
Kyle Schwarber will open the National League’s lineup as designated hitter in the July 14 All‑Star Game in Philadelphia, replacing Shohei Ohtani, who is out after a knee procedure.
The Spa City Bombers are hosting their 37th annual youth baseball camp July 13‑16 at West Side Recreation Park, with coaches Lambert and Long leading daily sessions. Rain‑out dates of July 20‑21 provide flexibility to ensure all participants receive full instruction.
