PWHL Ottawa Receive Two New Players
On March 18th the PWHL announced that Boston is set to receive forward Lexie Adzija from Ottawa, in exchange for Shiann Darkangelo. PWHL Boston also obtains the rights to forward…
Blue Jays to Face Rattled Rays Rotation in Opening Series
With the Rays having lots of injuries in the rotation, there are questions for who Toronto will face to begin the year. Who are you most anticipated to face?
Votto, Rodriguez Have Encouraging Debuts in Blue Jays Split-Squad Contests
Both Joey Votto and Yariel Rodriguez had encouraging Blue Jay debuts on March 17th. Will both have major impacts on Toronto's 2024 campaign?
Injury to Catcher Danny Jansen Opens Up Blue Jays’ C2 Position for Opening Day
With Jansen likely to miss the opening series in Tampa, the C2 spot is now open. Would you rather have Serven or Payton Henry fill the void?
PWHL Toronto and Montreal at the Bell Centre for the “Duel at the Top”
Canadian rivals PWHL Toronto and Montreal will face off on April 20th at the home of the Montreal Canadiens, the Bell Centre for the "Duel at the Top".
9 Wins in a Row for PWHL Toronto
Since their tough beginning to the season, PWHL Toronto has managed to win 9 straight games and has found themselves tied for 1st in the standings with PWHL Montreal. Can…
A Lost Season to Likely Playoff Starter: Ilya Samsonov’s Remarkable Comeback
After Ilya Samsonov's demotion to the AHL on New Year's Eve and his subsequent return, he has completely turned his season around. Posting a 12-3-0 record with a 2.37 GAA…
Josh Donaldson’s Retirement: Remembering the Bringer of Rain
With Josh Donaldson's career coming to and end, it's time to relive the flashiest and most substantial moments in T.O. What is your favourite JD play?
Joey Votto is Headed North of the Border
The Toronto Blue Jays signed Joey Votto to a MiLB deal earlier today. With competition like Daniel Vogelbach, can Votto crack the 26-man roster?
Jays Clobber 2 Homers in 5-4 Victory Over Tigers
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 to improve to 4-8 this spring. As Bowden Francis continues to impress, will he be Toronto's SP5 for 2024?