John Schneider discusses the end of Blue Jays' winning streak, Ryan Burr's injury and more following the 2-1 loss to the White Sox

The Toronto Blue Jays were mired in what appeared to be another lost season near the end of May, but have been the best team in baseball after a sudden turnaround.

The Toronto Blue Jays are one of the hottest teams in MLB, but they will be without a reliever as they finish the first part of the season.

John Schneider’s pregame meeting with the media on Monday afternoon was interrupted by an eager young reporter.

On the latest episode of Long Ball, Postmedia’s Rob Wong chats with Toronto Sun Blue Jays writer Rob Longley about what has impressed him the most during the Blue Jays eight-game win streak and if John Schneider belongs in the AL Manager of the Year conversations with his team currently in first place.

The streaking Toronto Blue Jays have moved to the top of the American League East, but adding a starting pitcher would help their chances

CHICAGO — When Davis Schneider cracked the Toronto Blue Jays’ 2025 Opening Day roster, his role was clearly defined — the smallest part of the team’s big picture. He was there to do one thing: hit lefties.

Are you not entertained? Back when the Blue Jays were stuck hovering around .500 earlier this season, manager John Schneider liked to joke that they were in the entertainment business, forever stuck in one-run games and constantly making those more interesting than they needed to be.

The Blue Jays extended their division lead with their sixth straight win and John Schneider believes better baserunning is behind the success.

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider provided a number of injury updates on Monday as the team prepares to begin a series against the Chicago White Sox.