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Blue Jays select Dawgs Academy standout in MLB draft

An Okotoks Dawgs Academy infielder has been selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the fifth round of the MLB Draft. Eighteen-year-old Tim Piasentin was chosen 143rd overall and was the Jays' second Canadian pick.

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Here are Blue Jays' Draft picks from Day 2

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For Blue Jays, JoJo Parker a consensus pick at No. 8 overall in MLB Draft

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Twin top Draft prospects, JoJo & Jacob Parker, inspired by wheelchair-bound dad

JoJo Parker was drafted with the No. 8 pick by the Blue Jays and Jacob Parker was drafted with the No. 573 pick by the D-backs.

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Purvis' Jacob Parker will play for Mississippi State baseball, not sign with Diamondbacks

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Blue Jays' Micah Bucknam: Scooped by Jays

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Baseball: TCU RHP Caedmon Parker selected by Chicago White Sox in 15th Round of 2025 MLB Draft

Parker has spent four years with the Horned Frogs, making 39 appearances and 23 starts over that span.

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Blue Jays draft U.S. high school shortstop JoJo Parker 8th overall

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Jack Bauer, who throws 103 mph, will pitch for Mississippi State baseball in 2026, forgoing MLB

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Blue Jays' former star attempting MLB comeback after 3 year absence from big leagues

Sanchez last pitched in the majors in 2022. He did throw in the 2024 season for Triple-A Buffalo. Now 33 years old, Sanchez was once a first-round pick by the Blue Jays, way back in 2010. He was an All Star in 2016, a season he went 15-2 and led the American League with a 3.00 ERA. he struck out 161 batters in 192 innings that season.

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Myers signs undrafted free agent deal with Toronto Blue Jays

TORONTO – 20 rounds and 615 picks later, the 2025 MLB Draft came to a close, but for one former Bowling Green Purple pitcher, the dream of playing pro baseball didn’t end there. From playing little league for Bowling Green East to graduating as a Purple in 2021,

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Former Blue Jays right-hander Jim Clancy dead at 69

The Toronto Blue Jays announced yesterday that former big leaguer Jim Clancy has passed away at the age of 69. No cause of death was revealed. Clancy, a former fourth-round draft pick of the Texas Rangers,

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Blue Jays’ Eric Lauer is becoming more than a placeholder

Lauer got his MLB opportunity with the Jays in late April, and injuries to Max Scherzer and Bowden Francis turned a moment into a lengthy stay. In 13 appearances for Toronto, Lauer has never allowed more than three runs. Since formally joining the Jays’ rotation in June, he has a 3.24 ERA, right in line with his Brewers days.

Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to hit 5th for AL in Tuesday's MLB all-star game in Atlanta

First baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is set to represent the Toronto Blue Jays at his fifth MLB all-star game on Tuesday, hitting fifth in the American League lineup in Atlanta, while catcher Alejandro Kirk will be a reserve player.

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Former Blue Jays Reliever Becomes Free Agent After Being DFA'd by Mets

Back in spring training, the Toronto Blue Jays had some difficult decisions to make with their roster. Wanting to clear some space on their 40-man roster, they

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Are the Blue Jays the Real Deal? Looking At the Reasons Behind Toronto’s Surge

The way that things have been going for the Blue Jays, anyone who puts on a royal blue uniform right now will reap the benefits of their winning formula.

Toronto Blue Jays' Alek Manoah to begin rehab assignment Monday

Toronto Blue Jays starter Alek Manoah will begin a rehab assignment Monday in the Florida Complex League, manager John Schneider told reporters via The Athletic's Mitch Bannon.

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Kevin Pillar, Who Was Staple of Toronto Blue Jays For Years, Retires at 36

Former Toronto Blue Jays star Kevin Pillar could be looking at the end of his big-league career after he was designated for assignment by the Texas Rangers on S

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Blue Jays look to keep rolling vs. Athletics in Sacramento

The Toronto Blue Jays didn’t perform well in their last trip to a minor-league ballpark as they were swept by the Tampa Bay Rays in the Florida heat back in May. Toronto’s chances would seem to be a lot better in its second crack outside a usual MLB venue this weekend.