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

The Toronto Blue Jays made franchise history earlier this winter and they could be prepared to do it again.

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No Reunion for Blue Jays as Former Ace Chases After Angels Deal

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Angels agree to $1.95 million contract with ex-Blue Jays star Alek Manoah

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Blue Jays Sign Exciting New 6-Foot-6 Free Agent Ace Amidst Trade Rumblings

The Toronto Blue Jays are more than eager to get back to the MLB World Series.

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New Kyle Tucker Contract Projection Points To Unexpected Opening For Cubs

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Blue Jays predicted to sign Kyle Tucker to similar deal they made with Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Angels, Romano and Pomeranz

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Angels add relievers Romano, Pomeranz on 1-year deals (sources)

The Angels have reached contracts with relievers Jordan Romano (one year, $2 million) and Drew Pomeranz (one year, $4 million), sources told MLB.com.

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Angels add relievers Drew Pomeranz, Jordan Romano

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Canadian reliever Jordan Romano signs one-year, $2M US deal with L.A. Angels

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Report: Angels, former Blue Jay Jordan Romano agree to one-year deal

The Los Angeles Angels have added a former closer to their bullpen. Right-handed reliever Jordan Romano and the Angels are in agreement on a one-year, $2-million dollar contract, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported on Tuesday.

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Angels Sign Former All-Star, Top Prospect to $2 Million Contract

The Angels are taking on a flier on a right-handed pitcher who can immediately plug into their starting rotation.

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Former Blue Jays All-Star Alek Manoah signs with Angels after brief Braves stint

Former Blue Jays All-Star Alek Manoah signs with Angels after brief Braves stint originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

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Blue Jays-Angels preview

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Two struggling right-handers from two struggling teams will face off when the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Angels continue their four-game series Friday night at Angel Stadium. The Blue Jays' R.A. Dickey, who has lost five of ...