The last time the Blue Jays were atop MLB this late in the season was 1992, according to Sportsnet. The 1992 season was the first of consecutive World Series championships for Toronto, so this is quite the good omen.

If one image could capture the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, it’s George Springer rounding third base, grinning and howling and full of hope. Springer is the heartbeat of a team reborn. His stunning resurgence has launched the Blue Jays to the top of the American League East,

Jomboy Media producer Dan Rourke is catching major blowback after he directed an offensive rant at Blue Jays outfielder George Stringer on Wednesday.

George Springer drove in an important run in Game 3 against the Yankees. Springer scored a run from second base while the Yankees had a mishap in their defense. MLB analyst Dan Rourke, who was live-streaming his reaction while watching the game, said something rude to Springer for scoring.

In what has suddenly been a 12-year major-league career, George Springer has seen it all at the flashpoint moment that is baseball’s trade deadline.

It’s been quite a ride for George Springer in 2025. The veteran outfielder has stopped Father Time in its tracks, turning back the clock to have his best season in years, as he approaches his 36th birthday.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. doubled twice and scored a pair of runs as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the slumping Detroit Tigers 6-2. The American League-leading Blue Jays are 7-1 since the All-Star

"Eugenio Suarez has hit more than twice as many home runs (36) as Toronto's leader (George Springer at 17) and would be the slugging source that the Blue Jays have been lacking," Miller wrote. "Almost just as importantly, though, acquiring Suárez keeps the Yankees from doing so."