Toronto Blue Jays added Patrick Corbin to bolster a rotation hit by injuries to Shane Bieber, Trey Yesavage, and Jose Berrios, aiming for stability and veteran presence.

John Schneider stood by his decision to argue a questionable call during the Blue Jays' 4-1 loss to the Dodgers.

As part of the plan to bounce back and add some depth with those issues, the Blue Jays went out and signed an innings-eater, Patrick Corbin, who, as the Blue Jays announced, is officially being activated to join the depleted rotation.

Injuries are a part of sports, and the 2026 Major League Baseball season is no exception. In fact, several teams are dealing with injuries in their starting rotations, including the Atlanta Braves, the Chicago Cubs,

Max Scherzer is one of those veterans whose words carry weight, and with the Toronto Blue Jays off to a slow start, he didn’t hesitate to acknowledge the team’s struggles while trying to lift the clubhouse’s mindset.

It’s time for the Blue Jays front office to call “mayday” three times, and why not? The team is already suffering from a long list of injuries. Half of the rotation includes Trey Yesavage, Shane Bieber,