Oakland Athletics outfielder Brent Rooker underwent surgery on his right forearm after being bothered by an elbow issue that limited him to playing primarily designated hitter this season.
Joe Musgrove needs Tommy John surgery and won’t pitch for the San Diego Padres in the NL Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Kodai Senga, who has thrown just 5 1/3 major league innings all year, is the surprise Game 1 starter for the New York Mets when they open the NL Division Series on Saturday against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Thad Levine is out after eight years as the Minnesota Twins' senior vice president and general manager. An announcement Friday said Levine, 52, was leaving "to pursue new challenges and opportunities, both inside and outside of baseball."
Right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano, the most successful Japanese pitcher of his generation to spend his whole career in Nippon Professional Baseball, will come to Major League Baseball as an international free agent this winter, sources told ESPN.
One of baseball's most beloved managers, Terry Francona has been hired by the Cincinnati Reds, returning to a team he played for after stepping down in Cleveland following last season because of health reasons.
While management took accountability for the Blue Jays' poor season, Scott Mitchell explains why the answers on the team's future didn't paint the clearest picture in what will be a crucial winter for this club.
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The Toronto Blue Jays are moving Don Mattingly back to the position of full-time bench coach after the six-time All-Star also spent the 2024 season as the team’s offensive coordinator.
As Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette enter the final year of their contracts, Jays GM Ross Atkins doesn't feel ''backed into a corner' where he is forced to react one way or another, whether that means long term deals, or having to trade one of the players. Atkins also is unsure if comparable contracts will affect Toronto's negotiations.
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Following a 74-win season, Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins believes that the club will still be able to attract some big name free agents. Atkins also says he needs to be better to improve the club's hitting and bullpen strength, but won't fixate on a certain number of player the team needs to make those improvements.
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Jays manager John Schneider will return in his role heading into 2025, and Don Mattingly would shift from helping oversee the offence to a more traditional bench coach role. Bench staff including Guillermo Martinez, Jeff Ware, Gil Kim and David Howell have been let go.
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Jays president and CEO Mark Shapiro held his end of season media conference, where he confirmed that following a disappointing campaign, GM Ross Atkins will be staying with the team, he shared where he thinks the group needs to improve, what his own future with the franchise stands and more.
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Tim Kurkjian recounts the life and complicated legacy of MLB's all-time hits leader Pete Rose, who died at the age of 83.
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Tim Kurkjian remembers the late Pete Rose and his legacy in the game of baseball.
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TSN's Baseball Insider Steve Phillips joins SportsCentre to discuss what made Pete Rose unique as a ball player, how the gambling scandal that happened while he was a manager rocked the baseball world, and if there's a possibility that Rose could end up in the Hall of Fame.
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Eduardo Perez learns of Pete Rose's death while on ESPN's SportsCenter after the conclusion of the Mets vs. Braves game.
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TSN Blue Jays Reporter Scott Mitchell ranks the top 50 prospects in Toronto's farm system, examines their outlook and breaks down when we could see them with the big club.
TSN Blue Jays Reporter Scott Mitchell kicks off a week of prospect features with his top 20 Canadian MLB prospects of 2024.
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Former MLB catcher for the Expos (and the Indians, Cubs, Yankees, White Sox and Athletics) Ron Hassey joins the show to talk about his career and the two perfect games he caught including Dennis Martinez in '91 with the Expos
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Award winning writer Stephen Brunt on the toxic situation in Toronto between the Blue Jays and the sports media and what he thinks the plan is for the Jays going forward
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