Josh Johnson looked great this spring, maybe even Cy Young great. He didn't look that way when the season began, or in a rehab start Monday. ...more

The Blue Jays are the only team in baseball to score double-digit runs in three straight games. Is it enough to get them going? ...more

Should the Nationals worry about Ryan Zimmerman's throwing or Stephen Strasburg's arm? As 3 to Watch points out, we'll know more soon. ...more

Ricky Romero went from All-Star to struggling starter, and from opening day starter to No. 5 starter to minor leaguer. It's been a puzzling fall, and this has been a worrisome spring, and after another shaky start Tuesday, the Blue Jays admitted the obvious by sending Romero to Class A Dunedin. ...more

What I like, and dislike, about the Blue Jays. ...more

The 2013 Blue Jays will draw comparisons to the 2012 Marlins, another team that rode into the national spotlight on big winter of spending. Thankfully for the Jays, the comparisons aren't exact, and one difference is that this team is the product of general manager Alex Anthopoulos' emerging vision. ...more

The Blue Jays just added big-name players, big salaries and big expectations. They made their managing job more attractive, but they also made the decision on hiring a new manager even more crucial. ...more

The Blue Jays were the team that talked big, but acted small. They were the team that collected talent, but never really crossed over into trying to put together a team that could win. They promised to act like a big-market team, but never did. Now, with one huge trade, they have. ...more

It's the Marlins, so when they name a new manager something could always go wrong. They've changed managers eight times in Jeffrey Loria's 11 seasons as owner. But maybe they got this one right by hiring Mike Redmond to replace Ozzie Guillen. ...more