Blue Jays

If before the season someone told me that a Jays pitcher would be in contention for the Cy Young Award, I would have figured that Ryu – after finishing second the previous two seasons – was having a third go at it. However, what has really happened is something no one expected. The Cy Young […]

While the season ended with disappointment for the Blue Jays and their fans as they fell one game short of a wildcard spot, the season as a whole was anything but. Of course, the goal in any sport is to win a championship, but just because the Jays didn’t make the playoffs, doesn’t mean the

There is nothing better than watching meaningful September baseball. There are just a few weeks left in the regular season, and Blue Jays are right in the middle of a playoff race. It was just a couple of weeks ago when the Jays looked fatigued, dead in the water, and nowhere close to a wildcard

It was just a few short weeks ago when the Blue Jays and their fans felt like they were on top of the world. They had made some big moves at the trade deadline, were playing back in Toronto, and had a remarkable comeback win against the Boston Red Sox. After that incredible victory against

There’s an old saying, “there’s no place home.” For the Blue Jays, no statement could better describe their long-awaited return to the Rogers Centre in Toronto, after 670 days away from their home field. They returned on July 30th for an 11 game homestand, which included a largely impactful 4-game series against the Boston Red

It has been a crazy couple of days in the world of Major League Baseball. The trade deadline has come and gone, but not without a flurry of moves by teams all across the league. The Yankees acquired Joey Gallo from the Rangers, the Dodgers acquired Max Scherzer and Trea Turner from the Nationals, and

The second half of the season is underway, so that means we are a little over a week away from one the biggest days of the season: the trade deadline. By now, most teams have an idea if they are going to be buyers or sellers, and if a team hasn’t figured it out, they

We have reached the All-Star break, which means that we are just slightly passed the half-way point in the season. The Jays are 45-42 going into the break, are currently 8.0 games out of first place in the AL East, and are 4.5 games out of the second wild card spot. There has been a

July has begun, which means the All-Star game is just right around the corner. The All-Star game is an exciting exhibition game between the American League and National League. While nothing is at stake, it gives the fans a chance to see some of the very best players in the sport play in one game.

There is no loss more painful than blowing a late inning lead. Blowing leads – large or small – in the last couple of innings of a game is one of the most demoralizing and heartbreaking ways to lose. Unfortunately for the Jays, they have had more than their share of these kinds of losses