Cease's 18-Start K Streak Ranks Among Best Since 1900
Toronto's Dylan Cease continues a historic strikeout run, reaching at least 7 Ks in 18 straight outings — a mark rarely achieved in modern baseball.
Dylan Cease has recorded at least 7 strikeouts in each of his last 18 consecutive starts. That streak ranks as the fourth-longest single-season run of its kind in MLB history since 1900. The milestone highlights Cease's sustained dominance as a strikeout pitcher for the Blue Jays. This level of consistency is a strong indicator of elite stuff and command heading into future starts.
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Washington adds a right-handed pitcher via the waiver wire, pulling Matt Waldron away from Toronto's roster.
Blue Jays Bring Up Nathan Lukes
The official Blue Jays account announced Nathan Lukes joining the active roster, pointing to a call-up or activation.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Reinstated from 7-Day IL, Active for Blue Jays vs. Yankees
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Vladdy Returns to Blue Jays Lineup
Toronto's official account signals Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is back, likely activated from the injured list or returning from a missed stint.
Guerrero Jr. Activated Off Concussion IL by Blue Jays
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