The Toronto Blue Jays’ decision to option 2022 AL Cy Young Award finalist Alek Manoah to the Florida Complex League is the right move. As Steve Phillips writes, the entry-level league is a safe place for the right-hander to rebuild his confidence.

Heading into June, there’s no arguing that Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s overall numbers, especially in the power department, leave a lot to be desired. As Scott Mitchell writes, the month of May was a grind for the 24-year-old, who battled knee and wrist ailments, but never came close to an IL stint.

Alek Manoah’s start on Wednesday against the Milwaukee Brewers wasn’t his best, but we have seen worse from him this season.

On the heels of an 11-17 month of May, Scott Mitchell looks at four reasons the Jays have not yet met expectations.

Without an easy solution in sight, expect all the tinkering to continue as the Jays attempt to fix their broken ace, Scott Mitchell writes.

The Blue Jays are talented, but something has been missing in 2023 – the team just hasn’t been able to sustain a high level of performance and execution nearly one-third of the way through the season. As Steve Phillips writes, it’s time for the group to take another step in its maturity.

It’s no surprise that the Blue Jays thought something nefarious was taking place when Yankees superstar Aaron Judge glanced away from the pitcher and in the direction of his team’s dugout during Monday’s game. But as Steve Phillips writes, neither Judge nor the Yankees cheated because real cheating involves the use of electronics in real-time to alert hitters of pitches to come.

The Blue Jays are heading into their longest first-half homestand of the season, a 10-gamer that will test the 21-16 club in a big way amid bouts of inconsistency and poor pitching, Scott Mitchell writes.