Daulton Varsho

Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer and Nate Pearson are among those Blue Jays with something to prove in 2024.

The Blue Jays beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-2 on Friday.

Varsho had a home run and a pivotal outfield assist and bunted for a single in Tuesday's win, then added three more hits Wednesday.

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.

Each of these teams had a surplus of good players and made a very old-fashioned sort of trade that leaves both clubs better off.

With Toronto’s remaining depth at catcher, moving on from Moreno, the team's top prospect, was likely made easier.

Blue Jays acquired Daulton Varsho from Diamondbacks for Lourdes Gurriel and top catching prospect Gabriel Moreno.

He's progressed at catcher. He's spent equal time in the outfield, where he rates well by advanced metrics. Most exciting of all, he rakes.

Daulton Varsho and Josh VanMeter are among the players the Diamondbacks are counting on to form the next core. Who else is on the list?

They are two of the most important young hitters on Arizona’s roster, and they figure to be Diamondbacks for a long time.

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Varsho offers an enticing outfield option with Kole Calhoun out, but the Diamondbacks would rather he develop behind the plate.

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Oakland lefty Jesús Luzardo made his first career start on Tuesday night and showed electric stuff across five innings.

That Varsho reached the majors within three years of being drafted is hardly a surprise given his prospect pedigree.

The coronavirus pandemic has upended the development of Varsho and every other prospect across the game.

Daulton Varsho played two seasons of summer ball for his uncle. Seven years earlier, so did another short-but-strong hitter: Kole Calhoun.