Blue Jays manager displays Dylan Cease painting in office

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider has installed a colorful painting by pitcher Dylan Cease in his office. Reporters noticed the artwork during a media session on Tuesday afternoon. Schneider revealed that Cease created it as part of a deal made when he signed with the team.

Reporters entering John Schneider’s office on Tuesday afternoon were drawn to a striking new painting on the right wall. The abstract piece features bursts of colors, flowers, and the word “TORONTO” repeated in various directions. Dylan Cease, the Blue Jays pitcher, signed the canvas multiple times.

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