CHICAGO — For years, the Blue Jays watched other teams rattle off lengthy win streaks. The Tampa Bay Rays started the 2013 season with 13 victories. The Cleveland Guardians won 22 in a row in 2017, a modern MLB record. Earlier this year, the Minnesota Twins dropped a 13-game streak.

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reaches 1,000 career hits in win vs. Athletics, making franchise history in West Sacramento.

Here’s a by-the-numbers look at how the Blue Jays clawed their way to first place from under .500 and trailing the New York Yankees by eight games. Toronto topped the division with a three-game lead over the Yankees heading into Monday’s game against the Chicago White Sox.

Toronto Blue Jays Make Franchise History After Beating Chicago White Sox originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As the MLB season gets closer to the All-Star break, the Toronto Blue Jays have emerged as the hottest team in baseball.

Blue Jays are on a major roll as they sweep a seven-game homestand for just the second time in franchise history

Guerrero becomes youngest player in franchise history to register 1,000 hits, igniting a six-run rally that Jeff Hoffman nearly wasted in Toronto win.

There’s a difference between knowing your role and embracing it. This isn’t the heartless, “do your job” mantra made popular by Bill Belichick and scowling football coaches. There’s no joy in that. Instead,

While most Canadians are busy grilling burgers, lining up at ice cream trucks, and working on their cannonballs at the lake, some of us are so locked in that we need to set reminders to enjoy the sunshine while it lasts.

The Toronto Blue Jays are saying goodbye to one of the organization's earliest great players. Jim Clancy passed away at age 69.

Detroit Tigers are the fourth team in franchise history to feature six All-Stars. The other three teams had a mixed bag of playoff success.

The Toronto Blue Jays look to build on a franchise record 55 wins over the first half of the season. Will they continue their improbable turnaround and compete for an AL East title? This is Morning Coffee for Friday July 18th.