The Toronto Blue Jays had an incredibly successful 2025 season that ended in heartbreaking fashion. After winning the American League East with a 94-68 record, the Blue Jays were just one win away from taking home their first World Series title since 1993.

When it comes to postseason shares, the World Series champion, of course, receives the highest pool percentage. From there, the second-highest percentage goes to the runner-up. In this case, that would be Toronto, while the Dodgers claim the top percentage. The exact breakdown of the players' pool is based on the following:

Blue Jays president and CEO Mark Shapiro and Toronto agreed to a new five-year contract following the team’s first American League pennant since 1993.

New reliever Tyler Rogers said the #Bluejays were the first team to reach out to him in free agency. "When the American League champs give you a phone call you kind of perk up and get excited about that," Rogers said on a Zoom call today.

Joe Davis got an earful from John Schneider's family and friends in the United States, and the Blue Jays' manager relayed the complaint.

Toronto Blue Jays superstar Bo Bichette has been named a potential fit for the Los Angeles Dodgers, who he faced in October.

The Toronto Blue Jays want to bring in star outfielder Kyle Tucker and have now gotten some good news on that possibility.

Mayza isn’t elite by any means, but for the Blue Jays, he’s certainly valuable and can eat up innings out of the bullpen. Over the past few years, he’s bounced around the league, last appearing with Toronto in 2024. Over his eight-year professional career, he’s been more than serviceable, posting a 3.87 ERA across 308.1 innings.