Danny Jansen

Jansen has a small fracture in the pisiform bone, at the base of his right wrist, and is expected to miss the start of the regular season.

The Blue Jays have finished strong in each of the past two seasons. A healthy Bichette could help them do that again.

Catcher Danny Jansen left Wednesday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays with groin tightness.

"We'll just try to build momentum off it and got one more game against them tomorrow," said Danny Jansen.

We're predicting some big homer totals, postseason awards and record-breaking hot dog consumption in 2023.

Guerrero has hit 80 home runs in the last two seasons. Shortstop Bo Bichette has not yet agreed to a deal.

In three games, Jansen has slashed .571/.625/1.571 with four hits and two home runs to start the season.

The pen is putting up below-average strikeout numbers but is among the top of the league in generating weak contact and limiting hard hits.

It may still be a little soon to start worrying about Jansen's future but that time is continually getting closer.

The Blue Jays simply insist on playing one-run games, it seems, adding two more to the fold on Friday against the Red Sox.

The Athletic put out the call for players and fans to nominate their favorite MLB dogs, and the results could fill 10 stadiums with joy.

Danny Jansen was enjoying a red-hot spring and then suddenly he and his girlfriend had nowhere to go. Until Rowdy Tellez stepped in.

There was no shortage of interesting storylines developing in Blue Jays camp before the abrupt suspension to the season.

David Gonos points out his favorite upside plays for fantasy baseball 2020, including a couple AL East up-and-comers.

Jake Ciely takes a trip around the diamond, offer up a player he is targeting for fantasy baseball at every position.

We're still nearly two months from Opening Day, but we can enjoy this blissful period of waiting before some (or all!) of these are wrong.

After a "sub-par" season, the team out of contention and a baby on the way, the veteran catcher is OK with reduced playing time. But he plans to come back stronger next season.

Aaron Sanchez came out of his first start in two months feeling fine physically, he said, with none of those finger issues that have plagued him for the better part of two seasons.