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If there was one team that nobody would have expected to be sellers at the trade deadline, it was the Toronto Blue Jays, as their season has not gone to plan a
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The Boston Red Sox scored a run in a very odd way on Tuesday against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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The Blue Jays can still make the playoffs but it is going to take a change from these three players.
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The Chicago Cubs were working hard to land a cost-controlled starter, which has to make you wonder if they will look for another big trade this offseason.
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The Blue Jays made four roster moves before Monday's game against Boston, bringing back Simeon Woods Richardson and Charles McAdoo as Brett Bateman bats second.
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Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber snapped a lengthy drought, helping his team to a win.
Kenneth Teape|
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider had a message for his team ahead of a pivotal stretch in the schedule against AL East division opponents beginning with the Boston Red Sox.
Scott Roche|
Toronto acquired Jameson Taillon believing it could recover the best version of the pitcher he had been with the Cubs.
Yirsandy Rodriguez|
Betting odds, pick and prediction for the Boston Red Sox-Toronto Blue Jays matchup on Monday night.
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The Boston Red Sox have a big week ahead against the Toronto Blue Jays.

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