Last week in Toronto, John Schneider walked into the Blue Jays’ facility and found Chris Bassitt sitting at pitching coach Pete Walker’s desk, scheming. Bassitt, the veteran with a mind for pitching that never stops,

The Toronto Blue Jays are on an exceptional streak of strong performances, and one of their pitchers has made it clear he is ready to compete as much as needed.

Rain may have stopped the game Tuesday night, but it couldn’t stop the Toronto Blue Jays’ recent dominance of the White Sox on the South Side — or their recent dominance

The streaking Toronto Blue Jays have moved to the top of the American League East, but adding a starting pitcher would help their chances

Sole possession of first place in the American League East will be on the line Thursday night when the Toronto Blue Jays vie for a four-game sweep of the visiting New York Yankees.

So, a day after blanking the Bosox 9-0, the home side turned the tables with a 15-1 blowout, handing the Jays their most lopsided defeat, not just of the season but since the New York Yankees beat them by the same margin on Sept. 20, 2020. It was pretty much as ugly as it sounded, too, especially early on for the veteran right-hander Bassitt.

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Chris Bassitt struggled to historic proportions on Saturday afternoon as the Jays were beaten 15-1 by the Boston Red Sox at F

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