George Springer, the Toronto Blue Jays outfielder, was hit in the head by a 96 mph fastball. The incident occurred during a ...

In the top of the fourth inning with no outs and the Orioles leading 6-3, righthander Zach Eflin had a 1-0 count on Blue Jays second baseman Ernie Clement. Eflin then delivered a 90 mph sinker right ...

A year ago, these were the bad days. Granted, there’s nothing good about trudging through an ugly, humid 11-4 loss that asked ...

Adley Rutschman and his youthful spirit returned to Camden Yards on Monday. The catcher was reinstated from the injured list ...

A 96 mph pitch from the Orioles' Kade Strowd struck George Springer in the head in the ninth inning of Monday night's game.

The Toronto Blue Jays have turned themselves into a contender and could be looking to load up on talent at the trade deadline ...

The New York Yankees currently have their backs against the wall. After dropping the first two games of the weekend series ...

MLB sees major growth opportunity in India for both fans and players, led by Blue Jays prospect Arjun Nimmala.

The Toronto Blue Jays (63-44) have the best record in the AL for many reasons, but veteran outfielder George Springer is one ...

This trade would give the Toronto Blue Jays the best bullpen in the American League and solidify their status as a World Series contender.

Blue Jays outfielder George Springer was struck in the head by a 96 mph pitch in the ninth inning and exited the game vs. the Orioles.

Ramón Laureano homered and drove in three runs, Adley Rutschman marked his return from the injured list with three hits and ...