For Chapman and Blue Jays, defensive metrics offer info and fuel debate
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David Singh has been working in journalism for over a decade, holding positions at MLB.com, The Canadian Press and Metro News, among other companies. He joined Sportsnet in 2015 as a digital editor and now serves as senior writer.
Blue Jays swept by Orioles as offensive woes continue in homestand finale
David Singh
The Toronto Blue Jays’ 10-game homestand started quite heartily. It opened with a three-game sweep against the National League-leading Atlanta Braves during a series that showcased some of the best elements of what the home side can offer. But oh, how quickly things can change in baseball. 
Blue Jays' tough loss compounded by Schneider's blunder during Manoah's rebound outing
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Blue Jays' growing 'killer instinct' on full display in series sweep of Braves
David Singh
The Blue Jays could've easily been happy just taking the first two games of the series from the NL-leading Braves. But busting out the brooms instead shows the type of "killer instinct" that this team is building.
Raleigh's heroics spoil Blue Jays' shot at perfect homestand in extra-innings loss
David Singh
Cal Raleigh is turning into quite the Blue Jays nemesis. The Seattle Mariners catcher became a figure in the nightmares of Blue Jays’ fans by his work in last year’s wild-card series, then sharpened his Freddy Krueger impression this weekend at Rogers Centre. 
Mariners' Teoscar Hernandez feels the love in return to Toronto vs. Blue Jays
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Nate Pearson ‘more at peace’ as he rejoins Blue Jays bullpen
David Singh
Following an essentially lost 2022 season due to multiple ailments, pitcher Nate Pearson is back in the major-league level with the Toronto Blue Jays. Highlighting the mental growth he's undergone since his last stint in the bigs, Pearson believes he's "just more at peace."
On Jackie Robinson Day, Blue Jays' Springer embraces opportunity to honour No. 42
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George Springer could list off the names of famous Negro Leagues baseball players even as a young boy. His grandfather made sure of that. 
Gausman consistent on mound, Blue Jays rally in ninth for comeback win over Tigers
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Blue Jays' Kiermaier quickly becoming fan favourite with glove, bat and smile
David Singh
With a big home run, epic catch and infectious energy, Kevin Kiermaier made a big impression in his first home game with the Blue Jays. It was the type of stuff that can make someone an instant fan favourite.
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