Keegan Matheson

4 days ago | mlb.com | Keegan Matheson

TORONTO -- Baseball moves quickly. Less than 24 hours after Daulton Varsho went down with a left hamstring injury against the A’s, the Blue Jays are trying to fit their crowded, complicated outfield puzzle together again. The good news, relatively speaking, is that Varsho has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 left hamstring strain, which is on the lower end of severity.

5 days ago | mlb.com | Keegan Matheson

TORONTO -- Just as the Blue Jays were building another rally on Saturday against the A’s, the air was sucked out of Rogers Centre when Daulton Varsho went down with an apparent left leg injury. The early diagnosis is “left hamstring discomfort.”Varsho launched a deep shot to left field that hit the top of the wall, just inches short of giving the Blue Jays back-to-back home runs after George Springer went yard.

6 days ago | mlb.com | Keegan Matheson

Coming home from the Blue Jays’ rough road trip through Tampa and Texas, Clement’s OPS was flirting with the wrong side of .600, but then the A’s came to town. Clement is making them wish they hadn’t. Clement homered again in Friday night’s 11-7 win at Rogers Centre, part of a four-hit night, but let’s rewind 24 hours. In Thursday’s opener, Clement homered early in Toronto’s eight-run second inning and came back to the plate later in that same frame with the bases loaded.

6 days ago | mlb.com | Keegan Matheson

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have placed Anthony Santander on the 10-day IL, a decision that feels like it’s been looming as a possibility for weeks now. Santander’s official designation here is left shoulder inflammation, but he’s also dealt with some left hip inflammation over the past week-plus. Santander clearly hasn’t been right at the plate through this stretch, either, so this will give him an opportunity to fully reset after a difficult start to his Blue Jays tenure.

1 week ago | mlb.com | Keegan Matheson

TORONTO -- Midway through the 32.6 seconds it took Ernie Clement to trot around the bases Thursday night, he decided to add a little spice. As Clement rounded second, he was suddenly seemingly possessed by the spirit of Vladimir Guerrero Jr., hitting the slugger’s signature shuffle. Clement slowed, stutter-stepped, skipped into the air, then kept rounding the bases, an artistic flourish to an eight-run inning and a 12-0 win over the Athletics.