For as long as Ernie Clement can remember, he’s been able to get his bat to everything. Arden Zwelling tells us how the Toronto Blue Jays helped him get there.

Cavan Biggio played his best baseball during the Blue Jays' stretch run last season. The question now is whether he can carry that performance over a trying off-season and prove his expanded role ought to persist.

The only thing more difficult than pronouncing metatarsalgia, a condition marked by persistent pain and inflammation in the ball of the foot, is trying to play centre field regularly on turf while experiencing it.

The same lessons that established Blue Jays innings-haulers Kevin Gausman, Chris Bassitt and Jose Berrios are being passed down to younger pitchers on staff. Arden Zwelling takes a look at what that means.

Justin Turner on how his approach at the plate has made him one of baseball's best hitters in the clutch, and how the Blue Jays are hoping it rubs off on his teammates.

It’s an annual rite of spring: getting carried away with whichever recognizable veteran on a minor-league deal puts up numbers. Most roster decisions are all but finalized ahead of time, meaning Daniel Vogelbach and Eduardo Escobar face long odds to head north with the Blue Jays.

Ultimately, the biggest contribution to Toronto’s success or failure in 2024 will come from the performance of its top players — the ones who make the most plate appearances and pitch the most innings.