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2026 Toronto Blue Jays season

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The 2026 Toronto Blue Jays season is the 50th season of the Toronto Blue Jays franchise and the Blue Jays' 35th full season (37th overall) at Rogers Centre. They entered the season as the defending American League champions, the American League East champions, and runners-up of the World Series.

LeagueAmerican League
BallparkRogers Centre
Record68–70 (.493)
OwnersRogers
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2026 Toronto Blue Jays
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkRogers Centre
CityToronto, Ontario
Record68–70 (.493)
OwnersRogers
PresidentMark Shapiro (also CEO)
General managerRoss Atkins
ManagerJohn Schneider
TelevisionSportsnet
Sportsnet One
RadioBlue Jays Radio Network
Sportsnet 590 the FAN
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Regular season

Season standings

American League East

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AL East
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Tampa Bay Rays 8355 .601 — 47‍–‍24 36‍–‍31
New York Yankees 7860 .565 5 37‍–‍31 41‍–‍29
Boston Red Sox 7563 .543 8 35‍–‍32 40‍–‍31
Baltimore Orioles 6969 .500 14 34‍–‍34 35‍–‍35
Toronto Blue Jays 6871 .489 15½ 37‍–‍35 31‍–‍36
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American League Wild Card

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Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Tampa Bay Rays 8355 .601
Chicago White Sox 7265 .526
Houston Astros 7068 .507
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Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
New York Yankees 7860 .565 +8
Boston Red Sox 7563 .543 +5
Cleveland Guardians 7068 .507 —
Baltimore Orioles 6969 .500 1
Texas Rangers 6870 .493 2
Toronto Blue Jays 6871 .489 2½
Minnesota Twins 6672 .478 4
Seattle Mariners 6474 .464 6
Detroit Tigers 6374 .460 6½
Kansas City Royals 6276 .449 8
Athletics 5385 .384 17
Los Angeles Angels 5385 .384 17
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Record vs. opponents

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Record Games Left
OpponentHomeRoadTotalHomeRoadTotal
AL East
Baltimore Orioles2–12–24–3336
Boston Red Sox5–24–29–4–––
New York Yankees3–33–46–7–––
Tampa Bay Rays2–52–44–9–––
Totals12–1111–1223–23336
AL Central
Chicago White Sox1–20–31–5–––
Cleveland Guardians2–1–2–1–33
Detroit Tigers–2–12–13–3
Kansas City Royals1–2–1–2–33
Minnesota Twins1–22–23–4–––
Totals5–74–69–13369
AL West
Houston Astros1–22–13–3–––
Los Angeles Angels2–12–14–2–––
Athletics3–0–3–0–33
Seattle Mariners3–01–24–2–––
Texas Rangers0–4–0–4–33
Totals9–75–414–11–66
National League
Arizona Diamondbacks–1–21–2–––
Atlanta Braves–1–21–2–––
Chicago Cubs–1–21–2–––
Cincinnati Reds–––3–3
Colorado Rockies1–2–1–2–––
Los Angeles Dodgers1–2–1–2–––
Miami Marlins2–1–2–1–––
Milwaukee Brewers–1–21–2–––
New York Mets2–1–2–1–––
Philadelphia Phillies1–22–13–3–––
Pittsburgh Pirates2–1–2–1–––
San Diego Padres–1–21–2–––
San Francisco Giants–2–12–1–––
St. Louis Cardinals2–1–2–1–––
Washington Nationals–2–12–1–––
Totals11–1011–1322–233–3
Grand Totals37–3531–3568–7091524
Month Games Won Lost Pct.
March541.800
April261016.385
May291514.517
June261115.423
July241113.458
August281711.607
September––––
Totals1386870.493
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Opening Day lineup

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Opening Day starters
PositionName
CatcherAlejandro Kirk
First basemanVladimir Guerrero Jr.
Second basemanErnie Clement
ShortstopAndrés Giménez
Third basemanKazuma Okamoto
Left fielderNathan Lukes
Center fielderDaulton Varsho
Right fielderAddison Barger
Designated hitterGeorge Springer
PitcherKevin Gausman
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Season summary

March and April

On March 29, the Blue Jays finished the opening weekend series with 50 strikeouts against the Athletics, setting the MLB record for the most strikeouts in the first three games of a season in the modern era. The Blue Jays swept the series, beginning 2026 with a 3–0 record.[1][2] Cody Ponce, the 2025 Choi Dong-won Award winner as the best starting pitcher in the KBO League, left his first start of the 2026 season with a knee injury as the Jays fell to the Colorado Rockies 14–5. The Blue Jays took the second game, 5–1, before dropping the third and final game 2–1 in extra innings.[3] In the finale, Kevin Gausman became the first pitcher in MLB since at least 1900 to strike out 10 or more batters in his first two starts in the season without walking a batter.[4]

May

On May 11, Gausman struck out Hunter Feduccia, his 2,000th career strikeout, in a game against the Tampa Bay Rays.[5]

Game log

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Blue Jays win Blue Jays loss Game postponed
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2026 Game Log: 68–70 (Home: 37–35; Away: 31–35)
March: 4–1 (Home: 4–1; Away: 0–0)
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1March 27Athletics3–2Hoffman (1–0)Sterner (0–1)—42,7281–0½
2March 28Athletics8–7 (11)Miles (1–0)Medina (0–1)—40,2682–0½
3March 29Athletics5–2Lauer (1–0)Morales (0–1)Hoffman (1)36,4843–0—
4March 30Rockies5–14Dollander (1–0)Varland (0–1)—35,4903–1―
5March 31Rockies5–1Scherzer (1–0)Mejía (0–1)—38,8714–1―
April: 10–16 (Home: 6–7; Away: 4–9)
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6April 1Rockies1–2 (10)Bernardino (1–0)Little (0–1)Herget (1)37,2084–21
--April 2@ White SoxPostponed (inclement weather) Rescheduled: Apr 3
7April 3@ White Sox4–5 (10)Domínguez (1–1)Hoffman (1–1)—33,1714–32
8April 4@ White Sox3–6Murphy (1–0)Little (0–2)Domínguez (1)18,3894–43
9April 5@ White Sox0–3Martin (2–0)Lauer (1–1)Murphy (1)22,3264–53
10April 6Dodgers2–14Wrobleski (1–0)Scherzer (1–1)—40,9914–63½
11April 7Dodgers1–4Yamamoto (2–1)Gausman (0–1)Díaz (4)40,9714–74½
12April 8Dodgers4–3Rogers (1–0)Casparius (0–1)Hoffman (2)37,7665–73½
13April 10Twins10–4Mantiply (1–0)Woods Richardson (0–2)—40,7216–72
14April 11Twins4–7Ryan (2–1)Lauer (1–2)—41,5916–82
15April 12Twins2–8Bradley (3–0)Scherzer (1–2)—37,8046–92
16April 14@ Brewers9–7 (10)Varland (1–1)Anderson (0–1)—25,1437–92
17April 15@ Brewers1–2Ashby (4–0)Rogers (1–1)Uribe (1)23,0927–103
18April 16@ Brewers1–2Ashby (5–0)Nance (0–1)Zerpa (2)23,0987–114
19April 17@ Diamondbacks3–6Soroka (4–0)Lauer (1–3)Sewald (7)32,7477–124
20April 18@ Diamondbacks2–6Morillo (1–1)Hoffman (1–2)—36,9467–135
21April 19@ Diamondbacks10–4Gausman (1–1)Nelson (1–2)—32,2408–134½
22April 20@ Angels5–2Cease (1–0)Detmers (1–2)Hoffman (3)37,8979–134
23April 21@ Angels4–2Fluharty (1–0)Pomeranz (0–2)Varland (1)28,64110–134
24April 22@ Angels3–7Suter (1–1)Nance (0–2)—25,30610–145
25April 24Guardians6–8Williams (4–1)Scherzer (1–3)Smith (6)41,67110–156½
26April 25Guardians5–3Gausman (2–1)Cantillo (1–1)Varland (2)41,54311–156½
27April 26Guardians4–2Fisher (1–0)Cecconi (0–4)Varland (3)41,13612–155½
28April 27Red Sox0–5Suárez (2–2)Cease (1–1)—41,78512–166½
29April 28Red Sox3–0Yesavage (1–0)Tolle (0–1)Varland (4)41,94913–166½
30April 29Red Sox8–1Fisher (1–0)Bello (1–4)—41,31414–165½
31April 30@ Twins1–7Ober (3–1)Gausman (2–2)—16,98514–176
May: 15–14 (Home: 7–5; Away: 8–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordGB
32May 1@ Twins7–3Corbin (1–0)Woods Richardson (0–5)—19,76215–176
33May 2@ Twins11–4Cease (2–1)García (0–1)—30,68716–176
34May 3@ Twins3–4Morris (1–1)Yesavage (1–1)Topa (2)20,39416–187
35May 4@ Rays1–5Martinez (3–1)Lauer (1–4)Baker (9)11,26316–198
36May 5@ Rays3–4Legumina (1–1)Rogers (1–2)Sulser (2)11,21716–209
37May 6@ Rays0–3McClanahan (4–2)Corbin (1–1)Seymour (1)11,27516–219
38May 8Angels2–0Cease (3–1)Detmers (1–3)Varland (5)41,92317–218½
39May 9Angels14–1Fluharty (2–0)Kochanowic (2–2)—41,46118–217½
40May 10Angels1–6Soriano (6–2)Lauer (1–5)—40,97718–228½
41May 11Rays5–8Rasmussen (3–1)Gausman (2–3)Baker (11)39,33618–239½
42May 12Rays6–7 (10)Seymour (2–0)Fisher (2–1)Cleavinger (1)41,26518–2410½
43May 13Rays5–3 (10)Hoffman (2–2)Brooks (0–1)—40,11919–249½
44May 15@ Tigers2–3Jansen (1–2)Hoffman (2–3)—31,03819–2510½
45May 16@ Tigers2–1 (10)Varland (2–1)Holton (0–2)—38,29520–259½
46May 17@ Tigers4–1Gausman (3–3)Flaherty (0–5)Rogers (1)37,48621–259½
47May 18@ Yankees6–7Blackburn (2–1)Rodríguez (0–1)Bednar (11)39,08221–2610½
48May 19@ Yankees4–5Warren (6–1)Cease (3–2)Doval (1)37,18121–2711½
49May 20@ Yankees2–1Yesavage (2–1)Schlittler (6–2)Varland (6)37,49722–2711½
50May 21@ Yankees2–0Macko (1–0)Rodón (0–2)Hoffman (4)40,24923–2711
51May 22Pirates6–2Gausman (4–3)Chandler (1–6)Varland (7)39,83924–2711
52May 23Pirates5–2Corbin (2–1)Skenes (6–4)Hoffman (5)41,81325–2710½
53May 24Pirates1–4Keller (5–2)Cease (3–3)Soto (5)41,35425–2810½
54May 25Marlins2–8Junk (3–5)Yesavage (2–2)—41,17725–2910½
55May 26Marlins8–1Miles (2–0)Alcántara (3–4)—42,81526–299½
56May 27Marlins2–1Hoffman (3–3)Nardi (3–3)Rogers (2)42,37227–298½
57May 28@ Orioles2–1Hoffman (4–3)Nunez (2–2)Varland (8)13,77828–298
58May 29@ Orioles6–5Fluharty (3–0)Canó (1–2)Fisher (1)25,49429–298
59May 30@ Orioles5–6Suárez (2–0)Hoffman (4–4)—32,64529–308
60May 31@ Orioles5–9Bradish (3–6)Miles (2–1)—34,47629–319
June: 11–15 (Home: 6–12; Away: 5–3)
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61June 2@ Braves3–4Elder (5–3)Gausman (4–4)Iglesias (11)30,93729–328½
62June 3@ Braves3–7Holmes (4–2)Corbin (2–2)—37,17829–338½
63June 4@ Braves7–2Dallas (1–0)Sale (8–4)Varland (9)30,59830–338
64June 5Orioles3–13Young (4–1)Yesavage (2–3)—41,80130–349
65June 6Orioles6–4Miles (3–1)Bradish (3–7)Varland (10)41,86831–348
66June 7Orioles6–4Macko (2–0)Baz (3–6)Varland (11)41,27832–347
67June 8Phillies2–5Sánchez (8–2)Corbin (2–3)Durán (16)37,17832–358
68June 9Phillies3–2Varland (3–1)Durán (1–3)—41,07933–358
69June 10Phillies4–7Luzardo (5–4)Scherzer (1–4)Durán (17)35,73333–369
70June 12Yankees8–5Yesavage (3–3)Weathers (2–5)Varland (12)41,59634–368
71June 13Yankees1–3Cruz (4–1)Varland (3–2)Bednar (14)42,36434–379
72June 14Yankees3–8Doval (3–0)Fisher (2–2)—41,59634–3810
73June 16@ Red Sox6–1Cease (4–3)Tolle (3–4)Varland (13)32,39235–3810
74June 17@ Red Sox3–0Woods Richardson (1–7)Bennett (1–3)Varland (14)35,81736–3810
75June 18@ Red Sox4–3Nance (1–2)Chapman (0–2)Fluharty (1)32,02737–389
76June 19@ Cubs2–16Brown (4–2)Gausman (4–5)—40,27537–3910
77June 20@ Cubs8–6Hoffman (5–4)Webb (1–2)Varland (15)40,70638–399
–June 21@ CubsPostponed (inclement weather) Makeup date: August 6
78June 22Astros4–2Fisher (3–2)De Los Santos (0–2)Varland (16)42,27339–397½
79June 23Astros7–9 (11)VanWey (1–0)Fisher (3–3)—38,63339–408½
80June 24Astros1–3Okert (1–0)Hoffman (5–5)Hader (6)39,26439–419½
81June 25Rangers5–6Gore (5–6)Gausman (4–6)Latz (15)35,27339–429½
82June 26Rangers4–5Eovaldi (8–7)Corbin (2–4)Latz (16)41,68939–439½
83June 27Rangers4–7Gray (3–0)Cease (4–4)Alexander (3)41,65739–449½
84June 28Rangers2–3Winn (3–2)Varland (3–3)Alexander (4)40,89839–4510½
85June 29Mets2–1Yesavage (4–3)Manaea (1–3)Varland (17)41,63440–4510
86June 30Mets0–3McLean (5–5)Gausman (4–7)Williams (12)41,53840–4611
July: 11–13 (Home: 4–5; Away: 7–8)
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87July 1Mets9–3Miles (4–1)Peralta (5–7)Corbin (1)41,84241–4611
88July 3@ Mariners2–0Cease (5–4)Castillo (3–7)Varland (18)45,39142–4611½
89July 4@ Mariners0–11Gilbert (7–5)Bieber (0–1)—41,18142–4711½
90July 5@ Mariners0–4Hancock (6–4)Yesavage (4–4)—37,41542–4811½
91July 6@ Giants1–10Roupp (6–8)Gausman (4–8)—32,74042–4911½
92July 7@ Giants9–3Corbin (3–4)McDonald (3–7)—32,14043–4911½
93July 8@ Giants10–0Cease (6–4)Webb (5–7)—34,02344–4911½
94July 10@ Padres5–3Fluharty (4–0)Sears (2–2)Varland (19)41,88645–4911
95July 11@ Padres7–8Rodríguez (2–2)Fluharty (4–1)Miller (24)40,56145–5012
96July 12@ Padres4–5Morejón (7–2)Hoffman (5–6)Miller (25)41,67545–5112
96th All-Star Game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
97July 17White Sox4–12Schweitzer (1–0)Miles (4–2)—41,89545–5211½
98July 18White Sox1–0Bieber (1–1)Martin (9–5)Varland (20)41,77546–5210½
99July 19White Sox0–3Burke (7–4)Yesavage (4–5)Taylor (5)41,28846–5310½
100July 20Rays1–7Martinez (9–2)Cease (6–5)—40,83746–5411½
101July 21Rays2–12Rasmussen (8–5)Gausman (4–9)—42,88146–5512½
102July 22Rays2–4Jax (6–7)Hoffman (5–7)Baker (26)42,84146–5613½
103July 23Rays3–1Bieber (2–1)Seymour (6–3)Varland (21)43,22547–5612½
104July 24@ Red Sox4–6Whitlock (6–1)Van Eyk (0–1)Chapman (24)37,40547–5713½
105July 25@ Red Sox6–0Cease (7–5)Gray (12–2)—36,90248–5713½
106July 26@ Red Sox1–6Weissert (3–2)Gausman (4–10)—36,79548–5814½
107July 27@ Nationals3–2Fluharty (5–1)Yean (0–1)Varland (22)17,61849–5814
108July 28@ Nationals6–8Cavalli (8–4)Bieber (2–2)Beeter (11)20,77549–5914
109July 29@ Nationals5–2Yesavage (5–5)Ribalta (0–2)Varland (23)20,04450–5914
110July 31Cardinals3–1Hoffman (6–7)Strzelecki (0–1)Varland (24)41,50651–5913½
August: 17–11 (Home: 10–5; Away: 7–6)
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111August 1Cardinals5–1Gausman (5–10)Mathews (0–1)—41,81952–5913½
112August 2Cardinals1–5Soriano (4–3)Varland (3–4)—41,32152–6013½
113August 3@ Astros3–1Bieber (3–2)Javier (1–2)Rogers (3)22,78953–6013½
114August 4@ Astros2–7Wesneski (2–0)Dallas (1–1)—30,45053–6114½
115August 5@ Astros5–4 (10)Varland (4–4)Sousa (0–1)Lee (1)27,75154–6114½
116August 6@ Cubs2–3 (11)Thornton (5–4)Little (0–3)—39,47654–6215
117August 7@ Phillies5–4Estrada (1–0)Wheeler (10–3)Rogers (4)43,64155–6215
118August 8@ Phillies7–5 (11)Varland (5–4)Shugart (2–1)Estrada (1)40,01056–6215
119August 9@ Phillies6–7 (12)Kilian (4–7)Estrada (1–1)—40,39856–6316
120August 10Red Sox2–1Woods Richardson (2–7)Gray (14–3)Varland (25)42,51157–6316
121August 11Red Sox5–3Lee (1–0)Sandoval (1–1)Miles (1)42,41958–6316
122August 12Red Sox6–4Rogers (2–2)Guerrero (1–2)Varland (26)42,88859–6316
123August 13Red Sox0–7Tolle (8–6)Scherzer (1–5)—43,44259–6416½
124August 14Yankees3–1Bieber (4–2)Cole (6–6)Varland (27)42,81660–6415½
125August 15Yankees4–1Miles (5–2)Headrick (6–2)Varland (28)42,58061–6414½
126August 16Yankees3–4 (10)Bednar (6–3)Fisher (3–4)Hill (2)42,35161–6514½
127August 18@ Rays10–5Soriano (10–6)Martinez (12–4)—12,38762–6514
128August 19@ Rays6–7Rasmussen (13–5)Scherzer (1–6)Baker (36)13,01562–6615
129August 20@ Rays5–1Bieber (5–2)Seymour (9–4)—12,85763–6614
130August 21@ Yankees1–3Schlittler (11–6)Arrighetti (7–6)Bednar (30)45,06263–6714
131August 22@ Yankees4–3Cease (8–5)Weathers (5–8)Varland (29)46,23164–6713
132August 23@ Yankees3–8Blackburn (5–2)Soriano (10–7)—41,80264–6814
133August 25Royals3–5Lugo (6–7)Scherzer (1–7)—43,24564–6914½
134August 26Royals3–0Dallas (2–1)Dobnak (2–2)Varland (30)42,32365–6914½
135August 27Royals2–13Cameron (9–8)Arrighetti (7–7)—42,62165–7015
136August 28Mariners8–1Cease (9–5)Hancock (7–8)—41,91066–7015
137August 29Mariners4–3Soriano (11–7)Ferrer (4–3)Varland (31)41,51267–7015
138August 30Mariners7–0Scherzer (2–7)Gilbert (11–8)—42,03968–7015
September: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)
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139September 1@ Guardians–(–)(–)—–
140September 2@ Guardians–(–)(–)—–
141September 3@ Guardians–(–)(–)—–
142September 4@ Royals–(–)(–)—–
143September 5@ Royals–(–)(–)—–
144September 6@ Royals–(–)(–)—–
145September 7@ Athletics–(–)(–)—–
146September 8@ Athletics–(–)(–)—–
147September 9@ Athletics–(–)(–)—–
148September 11Orioles–(–)(–)—–
149September 12Orioles–(–)(–)—–
150September 13Orioles–(–)(–)—–
151September 14Tigers–(–)(–)—–
152September 15Tigers–(–)(–)—–
153September 16Tigers–(–)(–)—–
154September 18@ Rangers–(–)(–)—–
155September 19@ Rangers–(–)(–)—–
156September 20@ Rangers–(–)(–)—–
157September 21@ Orioles–(–)(–)—–
158September 22@ Orioles–(–)(–)—–
159September 23@ Orioles–(–)(–)—–
160September 25Reds–(–)(–)—–
161September 26Reds–(–)(–)—–
162September 27Reds–(–)(–)—–
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Current roster

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Toronto Blue Jays roster
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Pitchers
Starting rotation

Bullpen

Closer(s)

Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Pitchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

  • 61 Alex Andreopoulos (bullpen catcher)
  • 81 Cody Atkinson (assistant hitting)
  • 53 Mark Budzinski (first base/outfield)
  • 51 Carlos Febles (third base/infield)
  • 88 Sam Greene (assistant pitching)
  • 15 DeMarlo Hale (associate manager)
  • 78 Luis Hurtado (bullpen catcher)
  • 80 Lou Iannotti (assistant hitting)
  • 82 Graham Johnson (bullpen)
  • -- John Lannan (mental performance coach)
  • 79 David Popkins (hitting)
  • 41 Pete Walker (pitching)
  • Vacant (bench)

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Player stats

Batting

(updated through August 30, 2026)

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Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB AVG Ref.
Addison Barger92221100205.045[6]
Brett Bateman19781026410737.333[7]
Daz Cameron82435101300.208[8]
Jonatan Clase92246002603.273[9]
Ernie Clement13451054141291943518.276[10]
Andrés Giménez12840234972018521914.241[11]
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.12346263119210748749.258[12]
Tyler Heineman3378612101602.154[13]
Eloy Jiménez123129000303.290[14]
Sean Keys123656101501.167[15]
Alejandro Kirk61209185860832126.278[16]
Nathan Lukes10232938871101032121.264[17]
Charles McAdoo23737172021015.233[18]
Kazuma Okamoto133486721112102878148.230[19]
Yohendrick Piñango58169124480520011.260[20]
Jesús Sánchez932582468180834117.264[21]
Davis Schneider62113181660312125.142[22]
Josh Smith142887002313.250[23]
Lenyn Sosa2880915401601.188[24]
George Springer106390519919214451142.254[25]
Myles Straw1252473956171322721.229[26]
Luis Urías2652513303806.250[27]
Brandon Valenzuela80214254890821124.224[28]
Daulton Varsho993333981192726929.243[29]
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Pitching

(updated through August 30, 2026)

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Player G GS W L SV ERA WHIP IP H R ER BB K Ref.
Tanner Andrews200000.001.00310021[30]
Spencer Arrighetti210207.361.647+1⁄387648[31]
Shane Bieber11115204.531.4455+2⁄35628282444[32]
Dylan Cease25259502.331.05150+1⁄393443965217[33]
Patrick Corbin19153415.511.54809850492563[34]
Chad Dallas402106.101.5510+1⁄31077610[35]
Lázaro Estrada801115.541.3813898109[36]
Braydon Fisher6683413.311.22684732253665[37]
Josh Fleming1000012.002.67364421[38]
Mason Fluharty7345113.441.25554521212459[39]
Kevin Gausman232351004.381.29127+1⁄3128686236127[40]
Tyler Heineman33000013.502.403+1⁄375510[41]
Jeff Hoffman5106753.941.38484828211875[42]
Hayden Juenger2000013.502.00223320[43]
Eric Lauer861506.691.4936+1⁄33827271626[44]
Chase Lee701017.882.00888782[45]
Brendon Little2200308.272.2320+2⁄32621192032[46]
Michael Lorenzen100004.502.00231112[47]
Adam Macko2212004.911.55222412121023[48]
Joe Mantiply1701002.041.1317+2⁄31644416[49]
Spencer Miles4255212.921.0983+1⁄37029272177[50]
Tommy Nance3201203.821.27332915141334[51]
Cody Ponce110003.860.862+1⁄311113[52]
Yariel Rodríguez1000107.712.049+1⁄31211876[53]
Tyler Rogers6402241.901.2061+2⁄35321132135[54]
Max Scherzer13132706.161.39575339392646[55]
Connor Seabold500008.102.403+1⁄363321[56]
Paul Sewald600000.001.065+2⁄330034[57]
José Soriano552104.131.3828+1⁄32914131022[58]
Myles Straw12500004.502.25482210[59]
Jameson Taillon220003.381.50873357[60]
Ricky Tiedemann100005.401.201+2⁄321102[61]
CJ Van Eyk400104.051.956+2⁄3114321[62]
Louis Varland62054311.180.9868+2⁄3491891884[63]
Austin Voth200009.002.17686651[64]
Matt Waldron4000010.382.084+1⁄377523[65]
Simeon Woods Richardson802003.931.4218+1⁄314881214[66]
Trey Yesavage18185503.651.1493+2⁄36139384691[67]
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Transactions

March

  • On March 25, designated Angel Bastardo and Leo Jiménez for assignment, optioned Chase Lee to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, placed Anthony Santander on the 10-day injured list, and placed José Berríos, Shane Bieber, Yimi García, and Trey Yesavage on the 15-day injured list.[68]
  • On March 29, traded Leo Jiménez to the Miami Marins in exchange for Dub Gleed and future considerations.[68]
  • On March 31, returned Angel Bastardo to the Boston Red Sox, placed Cody Ponce on the 15-day injured list, and recalled Lázaro Estrada.[68]

April

  • On April 3, signed Patrick Corbin and sent Trey Yesavage on a rehab assignment to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays.[69]
  • On April 4, placed Alejandro Kirk on the 10-day injured list and acquired Tyler Fitzgerald from the San Francisco Giants for cash considerations.[69]
  • On April 5, placed Lazaro Estrada on the 15-day injured list, transferred Cody Ponce and Anthony Santander to the 60-day injured list, optioned Brendon Little to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, and selected the contracts of Joe Mantiply and Austin Voth.[69]
  • On April 6, designated Austin Voth for assignment, and selected the contract of Josh Fleming.[69]
  • On April 7, designated Josh Fleming for assignment, and recalled Patrick Corbin and Tyler Fitzgerald.[69]
  • On April 9, outrighted Josh Fleming and Austin Voth.[69]
  • On April 12, placed George Springer on the 10-day injured list and selected the contract of Eloy Jiménez.[69]
  • On April 13, transferred Shane Bieber to the 60-day injured list and acquired Lenyn Sosa from the Chicago White Sox for Jordan Rich.[69]
  • On April 14, optioned Tyler Fitzgerald to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, and activated Lenyn Sosa.[69]
  • On April 15, sent Trey Yesavage on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[69]
  • On April 16, sent José Berríos on a rehab assignment to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays.[69]
  • On April 24, designated Tyler Fitzgerald for assignment, and acquired Willie MacIver from the Texas Rangers for cash considerations and optioned him to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[69]
  • On April 25, placed Nathan Lukes on the 10-day injured list, transferred Yimi García to the 60-day injured list, and selected the contract of Yohendrick Piñango.[69]
  • On April 27, placed Max Scherzer on the 15-day injured list and recalled Chase Lee.[69]
  • On April 28, traded Tyler Fitzgerald to the Los Angeles Dodgers for cash considerations, sent José Berríos on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, optioned Chase Lee, and activated Trey Yesavage.[69]
  • On April 29, designated Eloy Jiménez for assignment and activated George Springer.[69]

May

  • On May 2, outrighted Eloy Jiménez to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[70]
  • On May 3, sent Addison Barger on a rehab assignment to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays.[70]
  • On May 7, sent Yimi García on a rehab assignment to the Rookie-level Florida Complex League Blue Jays.[70]
  • On May 9, optioned Yohendrick Piñango to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons and activated Addison Barger.[70]
  • On May 11, designated Eric Lauer for assignment, placed Addison Barger on the 10-day injured list, recalled Yohendrick Piñango, and selected the contract of Yariel Rodríguez.[70]
  • On May 17, placed Tommy Nance on the 15-day injured list, traded Eric Lauer to the Los Angeles Dodgers for cash considerations, and recalled Adam Macko.[70]
  • On May 19, sent Nathan Lukes on a rehab assignment to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays placed Joe Mantiply on the 15-day injured list, and recalled Chase Lee.[70]
  • On May 25, placed Dylan Cease on the 15-day injured list, optioned Davis Schneider to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, sent Shane Bieber on a rehab assignment to the Rookie-level Florida Complex League Blue Jays, activated Nathan Lukes, and selected the contract of Tanner Andrews.[70]
  • On May 27, transferred José Berríos and Alejandro Kirk to the 60-day injured list, optioned Tanner Andrews to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, acquired Connor Seabold from the Detroit Tigers for Juanmi Vasquez, and selected the contract of Austin Voth.[70]
  • On May 28, placed Lenyn Sosa on the 10-day injured list, transferred Lázaro Estrada to the 60-day injured list, optioned Chase Lee to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, activated Connor Seabold, and selected the contract of Charles McAdoo.[70]
  • On May 30, designated Austin Voth for assignment and selected the contract of Hayden Juenger.[70]
  • On May 31, sent Shane Bieber on a rehab assignment to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays, and sent Max Scherzer on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[70]

June

  • On June 2, sent Lázaro Estrada on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[71]
  • On June 3, sent Yimi García and Alejandro Kirk on rehab assignments to the Low-A Dunedin Blue Jays, transferred Joe Mantiply to the 60-day injured list, and acquired Simeon Woods Richardson from the Minnesota Twins for cash considerations.[71]
  • On June 4, designated Tanner Andrews for assignment, sent Dylan Cease on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, optioned Hayden Juenger to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, and selected the contract of Chad Dallas.[71]
  • On June 5, optioned Chad Dallas to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, activated Simeon Woods Richardson, and sent Tommy Nance on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[71]
  • On June 6, sent Shane Bieber on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[71]
  • On June 7, outrighted Tanner Andrews to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[71]
  • On June 8, designated Yariel Rodríguez for assignment and activated Tommy Nance.[71]
  • On June 9, optioned Adam Macko to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, activated Dylan Cease, and sent Alejandro Kirk on a rehab assignment to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.[71]
  • On June 10, designated Connor Seabold for assignment and activated Max Scherzer.[71]
  • On June 12, designated Tyler Heineman for assignment, outrighted Yariel Rodríguez to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, placed Daulton Varsho on the 10-day injured list, activated Alejandro Kirk, and recalled Davis Schneider.[71]
  • On June 15, traded Connor Seabold to the Kansas City Royals for Denis Samudio.[71]
  • On June 17, placed Max Scherzer on the 15-day injured list, recalled Chad Dallas, and traded Tyler Heineman to the Los Angeles Angels for cash considerations.[71]
  • On June 19, optioned Chad Dallas to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons and recalled Brendon Little.[71]
  • On June 20, optioned Brendon Little and Charles McAdoo to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, activated Lázaro Estrada and Daulton Varsho, and acquired Luis Urías from the Arizona Diamondbacks for cash considerations.[71]
  • On June 22, sent Lenyn Sosa on a rehab assignment to the Florida Complex League Blue Jays, optioned Yohendrick Piñango to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, and activated Luis Urías.[71]
  • On June 23, activated Shane Bieber from the 60-day injured list, optioned Lázaro Estrada to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, and designated Hayden Juenger for assignment.[71]
  • On June 26, recalled Adam Macko from the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons and designated Simeon Woods Richardson for assignment.[71]
  • On June 27, selected the contract of Sean Keys from the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, recalled Yohendrick Piñango from the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, optioned Davis Schneider to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, traded Hayden Juenger to the Athletics for Owen Carapellotti, and placed Jesús Sánchez on the 10-day injured list.[71]

Farm system

See also: Minor League Baseball

(As of June 10)

More information Level, Team ...
Level Team League Manager Win–loss record Division Postseason Ref.
Triple-ABuffalo BisonsInternational LeagueCasey Candaele29–35East DivisionTBD[72]
Double-ANew Hampshire Fisher CatsEastern LeagueJohn Tamargo29–27Northeast DivisionTBD[73]
High-AVancouver CanadiansNorthwest LeagueJosé Mayorga24–34N/aTBD[74]
Low-ADunedin Blue JaysFlorida State LeagueRyan Casteel26–32West DivisionTBD[75]
RookieFCL Blue JaysFlorida Complex LeagueDanny Canellas20–8North DivisionTBD[76]
RookieDSL Blue Jays Red
DSL Blue Jays Blue		Dominican Summer LeagueDeiferson Barreto
Ashley Ponce		2–5
3–4		South Division
Southwest Division		TBD[77]
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