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Tag Archives: American League Championship Series
2015: In Review
As we approach the New Year, I’d like to reflect on some of the events that have occurred over the past year. January Canada celebrated the 200th anniversary of the birth of its first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald.
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Tagged 103rd Grey Cup, American League Championship Series, Canadian National, Chicago Blackhawks, Connor McDavid, David Price, Edmonton Eskimos, FIFA, Germanwings Flight 9525, Gogama Ontario, Grey Cup, J. Michel Doyon, John Baird, José Reyes, Justin Trudeau, LaTroy Hawkins, Lieutenant Governor, Maple Leaf, Ottawa Redblacks, P.E.I., Pierre Duchesne, Pierre Trudeau, Premier of Alberta, Prime Minister of Canada, Prince Edward Island, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Queen Victoria, Rachel Notley, Rover Ghiz, rubella, Sepp Blatter, Sir John A. MacDonald, Stanley Cup, Tampa Bay Lightning, The Canadian, Toronto Blue Jays, Troy Tulowitzki, VIA Rail, W.H.O., Wade MacLauchlan, World Health Organization
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Who Could the Blue Jays Sign?
I’d like to briefly discuss some potential free agents that the Toronto Blue Jays could sign. The following players could make an impact with the team:
Posted in Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged A.J. Pierzynski, Adam Lind, American League Championship Series, Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, Bronson Anthony Arroyo, Cincinnati Reds, Edwin Encarnación, Ervin Santana, Kansas City Royals, Kendrys Morales, Los Angeles Angels, Masahiro Tanaka, Matt Garza, Nelson Cruz, Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles, Toronto Blue Jays
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Jim Leyland Steps Down as Tigers Skipper
Jim Leyland, manager of the Detroit Tigers, has announced that he is stepping down as the team’s manager after eight seasons. He announced that he will not be leaving the team, but will be staying on in another position. The … Continue reading
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Tagged A.L. Central, ALCS, American League, American League Championship Series, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Colorado Rockies, Detroit Tigers, Florida Marlins, Jim Leyland, Manager of the Year, Miami Marlins, National League Championship Series, New York Yankees, NLCS, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francis, St. Louis Cardinals, World Series
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League Championship Series
Now that the Detroit Tigers have eliminated the Oakland Athletics in five games, we can talk about the League Championship Series: American League Championship Series (A.L.C.S) In the American League, the Detroit Tigers take on the Boston Red Sox. Detroit … Continue reading
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Tagged ALCS, American League, American League Championship Series, American League Pennant, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, National League, National League Championship Series, National League Pennant, NLCS, Oakland A's, Oakland Athletics, San Francisco Giants, St. Louis Cardinals, World Series
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Are the St. Louis Cardinals the Best Team of the 21st Century?
Despite their failure to capture the World Series this year, there is a question we need to discuss: are the St. Louis Cardinals the best in the 21st Century? I would certainly say they are. Let’s just look at their … Continue reading
