Nick Ashbourne

How Blue Jays' Bassitt is finding success by taking it slow

Nick Ashbourne

George Springer's strategic swings paying off for Blue Jays

Somewhat surprisingly, George Springer has emerged as an offensive bright spot for the Blue Jays through one month. Sportsnet's Nick Ashbourne breaks down how the 35-year-old's resurgence has come in a unique way.

Why Anthony Santander's slow start shouldn't raise alarm bells

How Jeff Hoffman's altered approach is working wonders for Blue Jays

Jeff Hoffman arrived to the Blue Jays this season as a fully formed closer. But over his first nine appearances with Toronto, a pitch-usage adjustment has seemingly made him even more unhittable.

Guerrero Jr. could rewrite Blue Jays' record book with new deal

Keeping Vladdy over the long haul won’t just impact the Blue Jays in the years to come. it will almost certainly rewrite the franchise’s history books.

Early signs point to bounce-back for Blue Jays' Bo Bichette

What are realistic expectations for Blue Jays rookie Alan Roden?

The one Blue Jay who enters 2025 with the most mystery surrounding them is the only player who has yet to appear at the major-league level: Alan Roden. Nick Ashbourne takes a look at what it might be fair to expect from the rookie outfielder.

Four intriguing trends from Blue Jays spring training

It’s worth trying to figure out what early-spring trends might prove meaningful in the season to come — as the Blue Jays are undoubtedly doing. Nick Ashbourne looks at four that might just tell us something about the months to come.

How MLB teams fared after losing top young free agents

Where emerging Blue Jays position players stand for 2025

The Blue Jays can still make moves, but the heavy lifting of their roster building has been done. Nick Ashbourne checks in to see where that leaves the surplus players in the organization.