Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer says one pitch from his Sunday start against the Tigers is going to keep him up at night.

Over time, general managers build reputations, developing specific niches for which they’re known. Seattle’s Jerry Dipoto has his constant stream of trades. For San Diego’s A.J. Preller, it’s star splashes. Atlanta’s Alex Anthopoulos locks up young players to long-term deals.

They can run from Thursday's Trade Deadline, but they cannot hide. It’s on the TV, it’s in their phones, it’s in the clubhouse air.

The Toronto Blue Jays need to look to acquire a controllable starting pitcher in the coming days. Would they be a fit for Mitch Keller?

It’s a mini red helmet, emblazoned with a fading Vancouver Canadians logo, that once held Sam Shaw’s serving of ballpark ice cream. Shaw, 20, grew up attending Canadians games at Nat Bailey Stadium, the home of the Toronto Blue Jays’ High-A affiliate.

Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman put on a vintage performance on Saturday to outdoes Tarik Skubal and the Tigers.

Max Scherzer had one of his best outings of the season Sunday against the Detroit Tigers, racking up 11 strikeouts in 7.0 innings before the Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen fell apart.

The Toronto Blue Jays aren't just hot; they could rule over the AL soon. They're tied with the Houston Astros for the league's best record ahead of their clash with the Detroit Tigers on Thursday, who trail them by a half-game.