Wesley Dixon is a sports writer focused on thoughtful analysis, roster-building angles, player development and feature-style storytelling. He has covered the Philadelphia 76ers and the NBA, with work centered on breaking down team direction, player fit and the larger stories behind the game. Wesley is a lifelong MLB fan, following multiple teams throughout the league. He is excited to bring that same detail-oriented approach to On SI.
Dylan Cease’s dominant road stretch has placed him alongside some of the greatest pitchers in MLB history.
The Blue Jays promoted Ricky Tiedemann and Sean Keys, activated Joe Mantiply and Josh Smith, and designated Daz Cameron for assignment.
Max Scherzer struck out 10 Mariners on Sunday to move into ninth place on MLB’s all-time strikeout list with 3,535 career punchouts.
Edwin Encarnación followed a three-homer, nine-RBI performance with another blast the next day.
The Blue Jays rank last in MLB with only 51 first-inning runs. A closer look at Toronto’s lineup could explain why the offense starts games so slowly.
The Blue Jays suffered a historic 22-2 loss to the Brewers on Aug. 28, 1992, before recovering to win their first World Series championship.
Sean Keys is producing at Triple-A Buffalo, and the Blue Jays are now testing the prospect in left field as they explore more ways to use his bat.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. returns to Rogers Centre on Tuesday still searching for his first home run at the ballpark during the 2026 regular season.
Blue Jays rookie Brett Bateman is finding early MLB success by doing what he is good at instead of relying on power
Ted Lilly made Blue Jays history on Aug. 23, 2004, striking out 13 Red Sox hitters in a dominant three-hit shutout.
The Blue Jays remain one of MLB’s lowest-scoring teams, but a recent run of timely hits has their playoff hopes alive.
Toronto’s outfield defense gets shakier without the newly-acquired Brett Bateman.
