Jays prepare for game against Royals with roster adjustments
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 3:28 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

The Toronto Blue Jays are set to face the Kansas City Royals on August 26, 2026. Spencer Miles will open the game but is limited to 30 pitches due to a heavy workload this season. The Jays aim for an 18-11 finish in the final 29 games to potentially secure a playoff spot. Players like Sean Keys, who is performing well in the minors, may get more playing time as the team navigates a challenging schedule. Tonight's lineup features notable players such as Vladimir Guerrero and George Springer.
- •Spencer Miles starts for the Jays, limited to 30 pitches.
- •Sean Keys is hitting.375/.475/.679 in August.
- •Jays aim for an 18-11 record in final 29 games.
- •Lineup includes Vladimir Guerrero and George Springer.
- 3:28 PMYahoo Sports — Wednesday Jays Notes
"Yesterday’s game was not all that much fun. I missed that there was a trade yesterday. The Jays sent Sebastian Rodriguez 20-year-old, right-handed pitcher to the Dodgers for José Rodríguez, a right-handed pitcher, who is 25. José Rodríguez pitched in Triple-A Oklahoma City this season. In 25 games, 3 starts, with a 3.38 ERA. In […]
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