Jays Extend Managers, Aim for Championship

On March 23rd, the Toronto Blue Jays committed to their top baseball leaders this week by extending

manager John Schneider through 2020-ing, and General Manager Ross Atkins through 2031.

This comes after a standout 2025 season, where the Jays won 94 games, claimed the American

League East title, and reached the World Series for the first time since 1993, falling

in seven games to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Schneider, a 46-year-old life-long Jays organization member, has posted a 303-win, OST-7 loss

record since mid-2022, earning runner-up honors for manager of the year.

Atkins 52 and in his 10th year on the job, guided five playoff trips, including last year's

The Brun.

Team President March Shapiro praised both for building a strong foundation and collaborative

culture, highlighting Atkins' role in locking up Vladimir.

Guerrero, Jr. to a 14-year, $500 million deal last spring.

With Aussies and additions like pictures, dillencies, and Cody Ponds, plus third-basement

Kazuma Okamoto, despite losing shortstop boba shit to the mitts.

The Jays kickoff Friday at home against the Athletics, chasing that elusive championship.

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