They fight, the drink too much, they puke, and sometimes they even get themselves ejected. They're Toronto Blue Jays fans and they're getting a reputa...

TORONTO - The Toronto Blue Jays have placed star shortstop Jose Reyes on the 15-day disabled list due to a sprained ankle and selected the contract of...

It's Opening Day in Toronto. All of which is to say that as of around 7 p.m., when 125-million-dollars-worth of terrific talent takes the field for the home side at the Rogers Centre, and knuckleballer R.A. Dickey lets fly (or lets float) that first pitch -- we will be finally able to utter those three beautiful words: Baseball Is Back.

TORONTO - Carlos Delgado rewrote the Toronto Blue Jays' record book in 12 seasons with the team.He'll be rewarded for his efforts next summer when he'...

TORONTO - In one of the most hectic 24-hour periods in team history, the Toronto Blue Jays saved the biggest surprise for last.Hot on the heels of hav...

The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off a historic 12-player deal with the Florida Marlins. As last evening wore on, the hype and hoopla on Sports Talk Radio in The Big Smoke was ratcheted. Ah, but Toronto being Toronto, all that giddiness, all that love, all that manic mirth was short-lived. By the time I turned on Sports Talk Radio this morning at 6 a.m., confidence in the trade had turned to caution.

At the bottom of the 11th inning of the 1992 World Series' Game 6, an entire nation's hopes hung on the Toronto Blue Jays. “We had the pressure ...

Yunel Escobar has served his three-game suspension for writing a gay slur on his eye black last Saturday, and will return to the Toronto Blue Jays lineup tonight. Wait, didn't that happen, like, yesterday? We've barely had time to breathe, and now Escobar is returning?

Earlier I was called out for using the words "retarded" and "handicapped" in a couple of tweets which referenced Yunel Escobar, the Blue Jays shortstop in hot water for writing the words "Tu ere maricon" ("You are a faggot") in his black eye. I offended someone. I apologized, and after an honest, open, and level- headed conversation concluded that I should be more conscientious. I wasn't foolish enough to write the words across my face, but still, for what I did in the first place, I suppose I'm pretty stupid as well.

Imagine walking into your workplace tomorrow morning, grabbing a marker from the supply closet, walking into the boardroom and writing the words "You are a Faggot" on the company white board. How do you think the boss would react? The Blue Jays shortstop Yunel Escoba wrote those words in his black eye and received a three-game suspension. Three games? For offending every homosexual watching at home? For telling every athlete out there that even in 2012 you shouldn't feel comfortable coming out of the closet? The Jays should be ashamed of themselves.

How can it be, I wondered, that the largest, most vibrant city in Canada has difficulty getting a professional team into the playoffs, much less winning all the marbles?

TORONTO - Jose Bautista wonders what it's going to be next. "I'm intrigued to see what they're going to come up with next week or next year to try ...

The only awkward aspect of the Roberto Alomar ceremony was watching the Jays of lore in the original uniforms with the familiar lettering and logo... and then to look at the team currently on the field in its metallic and unfamiliar New Coke uniforms. I seethed. You seethed. Bring back the old logo.

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - The Toronto Blue Jays have finally built a nest in Cooperstown. Roberto Alomar and Pat Gillick were given...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - To walk down Main St. past the Baseball Hall of Fame is to step back in time. The tree-lined route through the historic village carries the unmistakable feel, not unlike the sport itself, of something that never changes.

At least until this weekend.

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- NEW YORK, N.Y. - Right-hander Aderly De La Cruz and left-hander Luillyn Guillen, minor-league pitchers within the Toronto Blue J...