After taking a commanding 1-0 lead in the World Series, Blue Jays manager John Schneider reveals his pitching strategy going forward.

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider dropped two "F" words on live television after his team won the AL pennant.

Toronto is now managed by John Schneider. He was initially drafted by the Blue Jays and made his way through their minor league system. When too many concussions ended his playing career, he ended up getting into coaching. Schneider returned to Toronto and served as the bench coach in 2022, when manager Charlie Montoyo was fired.

Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro is in the final year of his contract. We know the Blue Jays like their most trusted man. Ross Atkins, the club’s GM, has one more year on his contract, until 2026. There have been rumours of his dismissal in recent years,

Blue Jays fans slammed manager John Schneider after his decision to bring in Brendon Little backfired in Game 5 against the Mariners.

Seattle missed out on Arnold Ebiketie in 2022, but could acquire their former target to bolster the pass rush.

For John Schneider, facing Shohei Ohtani is an entirely different proposition, a sentiment he conveyed when comparing the challenge to playing against Cal Raleigh and Aaron Judge to reach the World Series.

The former Lawrence High School standout catcher maintains his 609 area code and deep connections to his hometown while leading Toronto into its first World Series since 1993.