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Blue Jays cut ties with 5-year veteran pitcher

Sidearm throwing Tyler Rogers brings consistency to Blue Jays bullpen

Sidearm throwing right-hander Tyler Rogers and the American League champion Toronto Blue Jays finalized a three-year, free-agent contract worth $37 million US on Monday.

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Tyler Rogers and Blue Jays finalize $37 million, 3-year contract

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Blue Jays Cut Ties With 5-Year Veteran Pitcher After Signing Tyler Rogers

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MLB Insider Makes Bold Claim About Blue Jays’ 41-Year-Old Free Agent

After a short stint with the Toronto Blue Jays, free agent Max Scherzer will test free agency at 41 years old.

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Blue Jays’ Newest Star Sends Kyle Tucker Message After $210 Million Deal

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Bo Bichette rumors: Yankees prediction, Blue Jays good omen, Dodgers buzz

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Blue Jays Release Player After $37 Million News

After shoring up the rotation, Toronto’s front office turned its attention to the bullpen, officially announcing on Monday the signing of right-handed reliever Tyler Rogers to a three-year, $37 millio...

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Blue Jays sign 29-year old LHP to free agent contract

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Blue Jays predicted to lose Bo Bichette to $208 million deal with AL Contender

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MLB News: Blue Jays Sign Tyler Rogers, Danny Jansen-Rangers Deal, Tyler Alexander Trade, & More

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed Tyler Rogers and made a couple of moves. Here’s the latest news from the MLB.

Blue Jays renew president and CEO Mark Shapiro on 5-year contract

Toronto Blue Jays president and chief executive officer Mark Shapiro has signed a five-year contract renewal, Rogers Communications announced Friday.

This Week in Sports: Blue Jays add to bullpen with Tyler Rogers signing, Alphonso Davies makes his return, Canucks trade Quinn Hughes in blockbuster deal

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Shapiro extends stay as Rogers touts leadership, future of Blue Jays

Mark Shapiro has signed a five-year contract renewal to stay with the Blue Jays as president and CEO, Rogers Communications announced Friday, locking in the leader of an organization that is suddenly at the center of the baseball world.