Dioner Navarro went 2-for-4 and drove home three runs, leading the Blue Jays to a 5-0 victory over the Indians on Saturday afternoon.

Navarro delivered a pair of RBI singles in the game, one in the first inning to increase the Blue Jays lead to 2-0, and another in the seventh to add on an insurance run. He's hitting .254/.279/.317 with 12 RBI in his first 16 games with the Jays.

Dioner Navarro singled and had an RBI in Friday's win over the Orioles.

The Blue Jays got both of their runs in the fourth inning Friday and Navarro was credited with an RBI on a fielder's choice. The 30-year-old backstop landed a two-year, $8 million deal with Toronto over the winter after hitting .300 with 13 homers in 89 games with the Cubs last season, but the odds are against a repeat.

Blue Jays signed C Dioner Navarro to a two-year, $8 million contract.

He'll receive $3 million in 2014 and $5 million in 2015. Navarro played 2013 on a minor league deal but earned a notable contract after batting .300/.365/.492 with 13 home runs and 34 RBI in 89 games for the Cubs. He'll be the Jays' No. 1 catcher, as Toronto is looking to move J.P. Arencibia.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Blue Jays have inked a two-year deal with Dioner Navarro.

Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that the Twins are one of about five teams monitoring free agent catcher Dioner Navarro.

Peter Gammons of MLB Network reports that Dioner Navarro is close to signing with a team.

Gammons notes that the Red Sox are not involved. Navarro, who turns 30 in February, should do quite well for himself after hitting .300/.365/.492 with 13 homers in just 266 plate appearances this past season with the Cubs. The Marlins were recently mentioned as a potential landing spot.

Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports that the Marlins have expressed interest in Dioner Navarro.

Rob Brantly hasn't come along as hoped, so the Fish are looking to add more punch behind the dish. Navarro is coming off a surprising 2013 campaign that saw him bat .300/.365/.492 with 13 homers in just 266 plate appearances for the Cubs. He'll turn 30 in February.

Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald reports that the Red Sox view Dioner Navarro as a "fallback option" if their other targets don't work out.

Brian McCann and A.J. Pierzynski are reportedly on the Red SOx' radar, and the club hasn't ruled out re-signing Jarrod Saltalamacchia. They should have the necessary dough to land one of them, but, if not, Navarro wouldn't be a bad consolation price. He batted .300/.365/.492 with 13 homers in just 266 plate appearances for the Cubs this past season.

Dioner Navarro hit his 13th homer against the Braves on Friday.

With Welington Castillo is out, Navarro will get to play regularly the final week and a half and try to further enhance his numbers as he heads to free agency. The only catcher with a higher OPS than his .865 mark is Joe Mauer.

Dioner Navarro went 2-for-5 with a home run and two runs scored against the Reds on Tuesday.

It was Navarro's first start since a collision at home plate last week that caused him to be carted off the field, and he showed no ill effects. Navarro took Homer Bailey deep in the fourth inning for his 10th home run in just 163 at-bats this season. The catcher also singled and scored on a Nate Schierholtz home run earlier in the game. He's hitting .288/.357/.509 in 65 games this year.

Dioner Navarro (ankle) is back in the starting lineup Tuesday against the Cubs.

Navarro appeared as a pinch-hitter on Sunday, but this will his first start since he suffered a mild ankle sprain on a home plate collision last Wednesday. He's batting cleanup against right-hander Homer Bailey in his return.

Dioner Navarro (ankle) served as a pinch-hitter Sunday in the Cubs' loss to the Cardinals.

Navarro missed a couple straight games after suffering a mild ankle sprain on an ugly home-plate collision last Wednesday with the Phillies' Chase Utley. Navarro will continue to serve as Welington Castillo's backup.

Dioner Navarro (ankle) is available on Saturday.

Navarro was sent to the hospital on Wednesday after an ugly-looking collision at home plate with the Phillies' Chase Utley. But all tests have returned negative results and he was able to get through pregame drills on Saturday.

Diaoner Navarro is expected to avoid the disabled list after being diagnosed with a mild ankle sprain.

Navarro underwent an MRI on Thursday to determine the severity of his injury after a collision with Chase Utley at home plate in Wednesday's contest. He's considered day-to-day and could return to the Cubs lineup before the end of the weekend.

Dioner Navarro will have an MRI on his right ankle.

Navarro was sent to the hospital Wednesday after being involved in a collision at home plate with the Phillies' Chase Utley. X-rays turned up negative but the Cubs are worried that he may have suffered ligament damage. J.C. Boscan has been recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

X-rays on Dioner Navarro's ankle came back negative and he's being treated for a contusion.

Fortunate outcome for both player and team, as it appeared as though Navarro may have broken his leg in a home plate collision with Chase Utley. He's still being evaluated.

Dioner Navarro was carted off the field after a home plate collision with Chase Utley on Wednesday.

Navarro set up over the plate and attempted to block it with his leg, which was rammed into by Utley. Navarro's season may be over, as it appears as though he's broken his leg.

The Cubs failed to trade catcher Dioner Navarro prior to Wednesday's trading deadline.

St. Louis aggressively pursued Navarro as a stop-gap while Yadier Molina (knee) is on the disabled list, but the rivals squabbled over compensation. Navarro has been a pleasant surprise for the Cubs this year, batting .294/.370/.510 with nine homers over 57 games.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Cardinals and Cubs probably won't agree to a deal involving catcher Dioner Navarro.

Talks materialized quickly after Yadier Molina (knee) was placed on the disabled list, but the clubs apparently couldn't agree upon an acceptable price. Navarro is hitting an impressive .294/.370/.510 with nine homers through 57 games this year.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Cardinals are in talks with the Cubs regarding catcher Dioner Navarro.

Yadier Molina (knee) was placed on the disabled list Wednesday and could require an extended absence, so the Cardinals are on the lookout for catching help. Navarro would be a good fit, as he's hitting .294/.370/.510 with nine homers through 57 games this year.