Aaron Sanchez took the mound on Sunday for his third start of the season, and his first since April 14th after he underwent surgery to remove part of the nail from his right middle finger. [...]

The Blue Jays may not be winning many baseball games right now, but they're getting a piece back that will hopefully allow them to start doing so. Starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez is all set to return and will start on Sunday against the Rays. He threw a 30-pitch bullpen session this week without c[...]

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez threw again on Monday, his third consecutive day of doing so. He continues to progress after needing part of his fingernail on his right middle finger removed, and it sounds as though it's possible he throws a side session in the next couple of [...]

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Aaron Sanchez was placed on the 10-day disabled list Sunday with a blister on his middle finger. Sanchez's season is off to a bad start after he gave up five runs and seven hits (three home runs) in a loss to the Orioles on Friday. He currently sits at 0-1 with a 4[...]

Aaron Sanchez had a solid 2017 debut last Saturday, allowing only one earned run over seven innings pitched in Tampa. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to build upon that effort on Friday night against the Orioles. Sanchez lasted only 5 1/3 innings, surrendering five earned runs on seven hits and one wa[...]

After getting roughed up in his last spring start last week, Aaron Sanchez was hoping to put forth a rebound effort on Tuesday against the Orioles. To an extent, he accomplished that. In 3 1/3 innings pitched, Sanchez allowed only one earned run on one hit – a home run to Chris Davis. The issue in[...]

On the heels of his agent Scott Boras publically complaining about his contract, Aaron Sanchez turned in a poor performance in his second start of the spring. Sanchez surrendered three earned runs on four hits and a walk while striking out two over 2 1/3 innings against the Yankees on Thursday. Sanc[...]

After throwing a gem to lead the Blue Jays to the American League [...]

The Blue Jays needed a great start out of Aaron Sanchez to get them into the postseason, and boy did they get one. En route to picking up his 15th win of 2016, Sanchez picked seven innings and allowed only one earned run on two hits and two walks in a 2-1 victory at Fenway. He also struck out six. I[...]

In what was undoubtedly the biggest start of his career, Aaron Sanchez delivered a gem against the Orioles to keep the Blue Jays atop the American League [...]