Now three years into the Mark Shapiro/Ross Atkins-led Blue Jays regime, manager John Gibbons joked that he hasn’t been fired yet, but on Friday he reiterated his lack of desire to manage a younger team through a total rebuild, TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell writes.

A club that’s trending younger like the Jays and entering a rebuild mode needs a manager who’s interactive, believes in analytics and is a teacher. And from the team's perspective, that may not sound like John Gibbons, Steve Phillips writes.

Ryan Borucki allows four earned runs and nine hits over five innings but gets some help from his offence to secure his second-career win as the Toronto Blue Jays avoid a sweep by the Boston Red Sox in an 8-5 victory Thursday night in the final game of their three-game series at Rogers Centre. TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell provides his key takeaways from the series.

Marcus Stroman gives up seven earned runs on 11 hits as the Toronto Blue Jays are pummelled 8-3 in the final game of their three-game series with the A’s who sweep the series in Oakland. Stroman’s ERA increased to 5.63 from 5.20 after Wednesday’s performance. TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell provides his key takeaways from the series.

Toronto added a wide range of depth and talent at the trade deadline, but more veteran players - including Josh Donaldson - could be on the move this month, TSN Baseball Insider Steve Phillips writes.

This year’s Major League Baseball non-waiver trade deadline was full of action. With such disparity between contenders and teams effectively tanking the season, it set up a marketplace with clear buyers and sellers. Here are some of the winners and losers when it comes to deals leading up to the deadline:

The July 31 MLB non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone but the Blue Jays remain in sell mode, and there’s more than just fringe pieces on hand for GM Ross Atkins to offer contenders at a discounted price, including 2015 AL MVP Josh Donaldson, TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell reports from Oakland.

While former Toronto Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna may be as close to a sure thing as you can find on the mound, GM Ross Atkins has a way to recoup that value if things break right, and Ken Giles’ track record certainly suggests it could, TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell reports from Oakland.

The Toronto Blue Jays were left in an untenable situation, and tried to make the most of it, dealing their suspended closer to the defending World Series champions. Statistically Speaking looks at the deal sending Roberto Osuna to the Houston Astros.