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7 hours ago

Blue Jays: Is Davis Schneider on the outside of the 2026 Opening Day roster picture?

Davis Schneider's poor Spring Training performance (.103 batting average) threatens his roster spot with the Toronto Blue Jays, while non-roster invitee Eloy Jiménez impresses with a .297 average and strong power display.
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fromBlueJaysNation
1 month ago
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Blue Jays 2026 40-man Roster Review: Davis Schneider carved out a role as a power-hitting bench bat

fromBlueJaysNation
1 month ago
Major League Baseball

Blue Jays 2026 40-man Roster Review: Davis Schneider carved out a role as a power-hitting bench bat

fromJays Journal
1 month ago

This Blue Jays player could see huge benefits from the ABS system going live in 2026

Just take a look at the numbers since Schneider entered the league during the latter parts of 2023. Since making his debut in the majors that season with Toronto, the 27-year-old utilityman ranked first in the entire league between 2023-2025 for the percentage of called strikes on pitches just outside of the strike zone, as depicted in the illustration below, courtesy of Chris Black. Schneider leads at a 29.9%, with Tyler Nevin considerably behind at 26.9%, followed by Ryan Mountcastle (26.2%) and Josh Jung (25.9%).
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fromBlueJaysNation
4 months ago

Looking at what the Blue Jays lineup could look like without George Springer

It was reported that Bo Bichette will be in the lineup no matter what, with his position depending on whether Springer starts. If Springer doesn't start, Bichette will play as the team's designated hitter, meaning that he'll likely stay in the game without being pulled. With Bichette filling in as the designated hitter, it means that the Jays will likely have to turn to Isiah Kiner-Falefa to play second base, which isn't ideal.
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fromJays Journal
6 months ago

Davis Schneider is making a solid case to get the starting nod everyday

Davis Schneider is producing power and walks against both righties and lefties, with a .792 OPS versus right-handed pitchers and multi-homer games.
fromJays Journal
7 months ago

One trade deadline move that would break Blue Jays fans' hearts

Davis Schneider became the first player in MLB history to record nine hits and two home runs in his first three games, finishing the season with a .276 average and 1.008 OPS.
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