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The Blue Jays didn’t just lose names this offseason. They lost control of the story. For weeks, Toronto’s winter has felt like a slow, quiet bruise—one “almost” after another. The chase for star power, the whispers around big bats, the sense that every headline belonged to someone else. Then came the moment that landed like a cold gust through Rogers Centre: Bo Bichette in a New York Mets uniform. Not a loud breakup. ... Read more

The Blue Jays didn’t just lose names this offseason. They lost control of the story. For weeks, Toronto’s winter has felt like a slow, quiet bruise—one “almost” after another. The chase for star power, the whispers around big bats, the sense that every headline belonged to someone else. Then came the moment that landed like a cold gust through Rogers Centre: Bo Bichette in a New York Mets uniform. Not a loud breakup. ... Read more

The champagne had barely dried in the visitors’ clubhouse after the Blue Jays’ 2025 American League pennant run, and yet the focus inside Toronto had already shifted. Not to free agency.Not to payroll.Not even to 2026 projections. It shifted to Addison Barger. Once labeled a “high-upside prospect,” Barger has quietly — and then suddenly — outgrown that description. By the end of 2025, he wasn’t knocking on the door ... Read more

The champagne had barely dried in the visitors’ clubhouse after the Blue Jays’ 2025 American League pennant run, and yet the focus inside Toronto had already shifted. Not to free agency.Not to payroll.Not even to 2026 projections. It shifted to Addison Barger. Once labeled a “high-upside prospect,” Barger has quietly — and then suddenly — outgrown that description. By the end of 2025, he wasn’t knocking on the door ... Read more

The Pro Bowl is supposed to be lighthearted.Loose.Low stakes. Kevin Byard didn’t treat it that way. Just moments into the 2026 Pro Bowl flag football game, the Chicago Bears safety delivered a reminder that habits don’t disappear just because the setting changes. On a tipped pass thrown by Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, Byard read the play instantly, stepped in front of the receiver, and took the ball the ... Read more