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  Blue Jays LHP Lucas savours win in first major league start

  Easton Lucas was beaming Wednesday after limiting the Washington Nationals to one hit over five scoreless innings in his first major league start, a 4-2 interleague win for the Toronto Blue Jays.

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  2:01

  MLB: Nationals 2, Blue Jays 4

  Starting in place of the injured Max Scherzer, Easton Lucas made his MLB debut and allowed just one hit in five shutout innings to help lead the Blue Jays to a series sweep of the Nationals. Myles Straw collected his first three hits, including two doubles, with the Jays and George Springer belted his first home run of the season.

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  Lucas gets win in first major-league start as Blue Jays complete sweep of Nationals

  Easton Lucas held the Nationals to one hit over five scoreless innings in his first major league start as the Toronto Blue defeated Washington 4-2 in interleague play Wednesday.

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  Ohtani at No. 1, Witt Jr. at No. 2 in MLB Rank 2025; Vladdy at No. 13

  The 2025 MLB season has already brought us eye-popping performances, both good (the barrage of Yankees home runs) and bad (Rafael Devers' historic strikeout streak). As the 162-game campaign gets underway, it makes you wonder: Who will be the best player in 2025?

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  Bunting competition in spring training pays off for Jays in win over Nats

  A team bunting contest in spring training took a bite out of Blue Jays manager John Schneider's wallet but proved to be a worthwhile investment Tuesday in a 5-3 win over the Washington Nationals.

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  MLB: Nationals 3, Blue Jays 5

  Bo Bichette drove home two runs with a two-out single in the eighth inning to lift the Blue Jays to a 5-3 win over the Nationals. Jays starter Jose Berrios appeared headed to his 100th career win after limiting the Nationals to four hits over 5 2/3 innings with Toronto scoring three runs in the second inning.

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  Bichette's clutch hit in 8th lifts Blue Jays past Nationals

  Bo Bichette drove home two runs with a two-out single in the eighth inning to lift the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-3 win over the Washington Nationals in interleague play Tuesday.

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  Blue Jays' Scherzer day-to-day after receiving cortisone injection to thumb

  Max Scherzer lasted three innings in his Toronto Blue Jay debut Saturday, then shut it down because of soreness in his right lat muscle. The lat pain comes from his body compensating from the thumb discomfort from his grip.

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  Jays ship Robertson to Astros

  The Toronto Blue Jays have traded righty reliever Nick Robertson to the Houston Astros, the team announced Tuesday. Righty Edinson Batista heads to the Jays in return.

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  2:00

  MLB: Nationals 2, Blue Jays 5

  Andrés Giménez homered and scored three runs, Bowden Francis pitched six innings to win his first start of the season and the Blue Jays beat the Nationals Monday night.

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  Known for his defence, Gimenez turning heads with the long ball for the Jays

  Five games into the Major League Baseball season and Andres Gimenez is hitting his way into Blue Jays fans' hearts.

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  Gimenez homers again, Francis has strong outing as Blue Jays beat Nationals

  Andres Gimenez hit his third home run in five games and Bowden Francis gave up two hits in six innings as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Washington Nationals 5-2 Monday night.

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  Francis set for season debut as Blue Jays host Canadian Soroka, Nationals

  After splitting the season-opening series with the Orioles, the Blue Jays will host the Nationals tonight. Bowden Francis will make his season debut, and will square off against Canadian Michael Soroka on the bump.

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  MLB: Orioles 1, Blue Jays 3

  Chris Bassitt pitched six innings to win his first start of the season, George Springer hit a two-run single and the Blue Jays beat the Orioles. Tyler Heineman added a solo home run, his first, as Toronto split the four-game series with its AL East rivals.

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  Bassitt saves Blue Jays' bullpen with six-inning outing after Scherzer put on IL

  After learning newcomer Max Scherzer had been placed on the 15-day disabled list, Toronto Blue Jays veteran righty Chris Bassitt knew the importance of his first start of the young season.

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  Bassitts triple down on Toronto-area charity by renewing donations pledge

  When Chris Bassitt signed a three-year deal with the Toronto Blue Jays he and his wife Jessica agreed that they wanted to give back to the community since they knew they'd be living in Canada for a good chunk of time.