Nick Ashbourne

Blue Jays gradually shifting back to power mode

Nick Ashbourne

What could Will Wagner's offensive profile look like with Blue Jays?

While the hot start and the strong minor-league numbers imply that Will Wagner is a safe bet to keep raking in a Blue Jays uniform, the trade deadline acquisition might be the team’s most unpredictable young player when it comes to future production.

Blue Jays' Kirk showing enough offensively to warrant everyday role

Historical comps shed optimistic light for Blue Jays on Guerrero Jr.'s future

The Toronto Blue Jays are not ignorant to that reality, and appear open to the idea of making a meaningful effort to keep Vladdy in the fold. Coming together on an extension won’t necessarily be easy, though, and his position is a significant reason why.

What to watch for from youngest key Blue Jays down stretch

The Toronto Blue Jays did not begin their 2024 season hoping to engage in a full-scale youth movement, but that’s where they find themselves now.

Success vs. heaters behind George Springer's offensive turnaround

Why Spencer Horwitz's defence at second is worth watching closely

While it’s too early to say whether Horwitz can succeed defensively at second base, it’s clear that it would be both excellent for the Blue Jays and transformative for his career if he manages it.

How Yusei Kikuchi quietly became a frontline, big-league starter

During his time in Toronto, Yusei Kikuchi has gone from a source of frustration and concern to a genuine fan favourite among the Blue Jays faithful.

What to make of Blue Jays' struggling relievers

Which triple-A bats could impact Blue Jays' offence?

One route to offensive improvement that might be more impactful for the Blue Jays is an influx of talent from Triple-A. Nick Ashbourne takes a look at who may be called upon and how likely they are to make an impact.