Louis Varland sets Blue Jays franchise record for single-season ERA

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Last updated Jul 24, 2026

Louis Varland sets Blue Jays franchise record for single-season ERA
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Louis Varland recently established a franchise record with a 1.04 ERA, becoming the Blue Jays pitcher with the lowest ERA in a single season with at least 25 innings pitched. His achievement came after a scoreless ninth inning in a 3-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, preventing a series sweep. The Blue Jays are currently struggling in their season with a record of 47-56 and are last in the American League East. Varland, who has been dominant this season and perfect in save opportunities, was acquired from the Minnesota Twins last year and is in his first All-Star season.

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  • Louis Varland has a 1.04 ERA over 31 innings this season.
  • He is 21-for-21 in save opportunities.
  • The Blue Jays are currently 47-56, last in AL East.
  • Varland was traded from Minnesota in July 2025.
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Louis Varland has etched his name into Blue Jays history.

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