2B Devon Travis extended his hit streak to 10 games with the second grand slam of his career Friday in the second inning. He also had a double and a single in the 7-6 win over the Texas Rangers. He is batting .488 (20-for-41) during his streak. He is the first Blue Jays second baseman to hit two grand slams for the team. His other was May 3, 2015 against the Cleveland Indians.

2B Devon Travis hit a three-run home run in the first inning against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday that wound up being the difference in the Blue Jays' 3-1 win. Travis has 15 extra base hits in the month of May and is batting .239 on the season. "I've been feeling pretty good," Travis said. "I'm just trying to stick with the approach and trusting the process. Luckily, the results have been on my side lately."

2B Devon Travis continued on his recent hot streak in Friday's series opener. He stretched his hitting streak to five games with a 3-for-5 effort and an RBI.

2B Devon Travis continued his recent hot streak in Friday's series opener. He stretched his hitting streak to five games with a 3-for-5 effort and an RBI.

2B Devon Travis hit two doubles and had two RBIs Tuesday in the 9-5 loss to the Atlanta Braves. He leads the team with 14 doubles, one behind Boston's Mitch Moreland for the major league lead. He has hit 13 doubles in his past 17 games. Travis came to the plate in the eighth inning with runners at first and second and none out with none out and was asked to bunt the runners along. "Well, we're down a run, want to get the guy to third base, contact, tying run, you get a big hit, you take the lead," manager John Gibbons said. Travis said: "I wouldn't say I was surprised, guys at first and second no outs, down a run, eighth inning. I've got to do my job. I mean I try not to get caught up too much with what happened in the past, it's nice to walk up to the plate with two doubles, two hits or whatever the case may be. When you're told to do a job especially bunting that's important for this team. ... I've got to do my job."

2B Devon Travis hit an RBI single in the ninth inning Friday against LHP Zach Britton in the 6-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. The hit ended an 0-dore-29 drought and was his first hit since April 5.

2B Devon Travis, who was dropped from first to ninth in the lineup, was 0-for-3 in the 2-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles.

2B Devon Travis seems to enjoy hitting at Camden Yards. He drove in the only Toronto run with a bloop single Wednesday. He now has 10 RBIs in 14 career games in Baltimore along with a .277 average in the ballpark.

The Toronto Blue Jays ended a long absence from the postseason fray in the past two seasons but suffered disappointing exits in each, falling in the American League Championship Series to the Kansas City Royals and the Cleveland Indians.The October runs marked the first postseason appearances for the Blue Jays since 1993, when they won the second of two consecutive World Series championships.Now, merely making the postseason and reaching the ALCS is not good enough. The club talks about taking it one step farther to the World Series."We feel good," manager John Gibbons said. "It's a little bit different look and a few new faces, but we feel confident. Our goal is to get one step further, to get to that World Series."They will have to do it without Edwin Encarnacion and the 42 homers and the 127 RBIs he provided last season before being allowed to escape as a free agent to the Cleveland Indians.The only thing that can save management from this mishandled negotiation is if designated hitter... [More]

2B Devon Travis (offseason right knee surgery) was not scheduled to accompany the team to Montreal for two games against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Olympic Stadium on the final weekend before Opening Day. Travis will stay in Dunedin, Fla., to avoid playing on the artificial turf at Olympic Stadium. He will join the team in Baltimore for Opening Day on Monday. Travis had arthroscopic surgery in November to remove a small flap of cartilage caught in the knee joint but is expected to be ready for Opening Day.

2B Devon Travis (right knee) missed the final three games of the American League Championship Series after an MRI revealed a bone bruise in the right knee with a small flap of cartilage in the joint. He is likely to need an arthroscopic procedure on the knee and is expected to be ready for spring training.

2B Devon Travis is out for the season after being replaced on the AL Championship Series roster by 1B Justin Smoak. Travis first experienced the right knee problems when he was scratched from the second game of the AL Division Series sweep over the Rangers, and an MRI showed a bone bruise. He returned for the ALCS and re-injured the knee during Game 2. An MRI revealed a bone bruise with a small flap of cartilage in the joint. He likely will require an arthroscopic procedure on the knee but is expected to be ready for spring training. Travis missed much of last season and all of the postseason with a shoulder injury that required offseason surgery.

2B Devon Travis was taken off the Blue Jays' roster for the ALCS prior to Game 2 due to a leg injury and was replaced by 1B Justin Smoak. Travis, who underwent an MRI exam Saturday, missed two games of the ALDS against the Rangers due to a bone bruise in his right knee. He aggravated it in the fifth inning in Game 1 of the ALCS, while covering first base on a bunt, and had to be removed from the game. MLB rules allow a club to request permission from the commissioner's office to replace a player who is unable to play because of injury. Travis will be eligible to be on Toronto's roster if the Blue Jays advance to the World Series.

2B Devon Travis was removed from the team's American League Championship Series roster due to a knee injury. Travis missed the final two games of the AL Division Series against the Texas Rangers with a bone bruise in his right knee. He aggravated the injury in the fifth inning of Friday's Game 1 at the Cleveland Indians. "There's enough information to suggest that the injury has changed and there is more of an injury than just the bone bruise," Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins said. "I don't want to get into the specifics of it yet until we get more information as the swelling gets down, as the inflammation gets out of there. I'd rather have a much clearer picture, but there was enough information to suggest that the injury was new." Major League Baseball approved the request to remove Travis from the roster, and the Blue Jays replaced him with Justin Smoak. Darwin Barney got the start at second base in Game 2 on Saturday.

Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Devon Travis was removed from the team's American League Championship Series roster due to a knee injury.Travis missed the final two games of the AL Division Series against the Texas Rangers with a bone bruise in his right knee. He aggravated the injury in the fifth inning of Friday's Game 1 at the Cleveland Indians."There's enough information to suggest that the injury has changed and there is more of an injury than just the bone bruise," Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins said. "I don't want to get into the specifics of it yet until we get more information as the swelling gets down, as the inflammation gets out of there. I'd rather have a much clearer picture, but there was enough information to suggest that the injury was new." Major League Baseball approved the request to remove Travis from the roster, and the Blue Jays replaced him with Justin Smoak. Darwin Barney got the start at second base in Game 2 on Saturday."We're going to move forward," Barney... [More]

2B Devon Travis was removed from the game in the fifth inning with an apparent leg injury suffered while he was covering first base on a bunt attempt. Travis missed Games 3 and 4 of the Division Series vs. Texas with a right knee bruise. "It hurts pretty bad," Travis said. "I felt good going into the game. I covered first on that bunt and jarred my knee a little bit. I felt a super sharp pain in my knee and it felt like it was going to give out a little bit." Travis will have an MRI on Saturday.

CLEVELAND -- Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Devon Travis was removed from Game 1 of the American League Championship Series in the fifth inning with an apparent leg injury.Travis was covering first base on a sacrifice bunt by Coco Crisp, and stretched to take the throw from first baseman Edwin Encarnacion. He was replaced by Ryan Goins.Travis missed games three and four of the American League Division Series against Texas with a right knee bruise.

2B Devon Travis (bone bruise in right knee) did not play Sunday in Game 3 of the American League Division Series after being scratched from Game 2 on Friday with a sore knee. "Devon's feeling better today, but not good enough to start the game," manager John Gibbons said pregame. "It's one of those deals. I'm not sure if there's a time where you could actually flip somebody, but we need him to be able to come off the bench in an emergency-type situation possibly." Travis was on the bench but did not play after consideration was given to replacing him on the roster with INF Ryan Goins. The 7-6 victory over the Texas Rangers on Sunday clinched the ALDS. Travis can rest the knee until Friday, when the ALCS opens in Cleveland or Boston.

2B Devon Travis was originally in the starting lineup but was a late scratch before of a sore right knee. He was given a cortisone shot and is expected to have an MRI either Friday night when Toronto returns home or Saturday. "I don't think it's a big deal," Toronto manager John Gibbons said. "But I think it's important to get it looked at."

2B Devon Travis blasted a solo home run against former Blue Jays ace David Price in the fifth inning of Sunday's 2-1 win against the Red Sox. Travis drove an 0-1 cutter from Price into the second row of the Green Monster in left field with two outs. It was his 11th homer of the season, and his sixth go-ahead shot -- all of which he hit on the road. Travis hit .319 (84-for-263) with five homers and 29 RBIs after the All-Star break. He finished the year batting .300 with 50 RBIs in 101 games.