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Tag Archives: Toronto Blue Jays
World Series Champion Tony Fernández has Passed Away
Former Toronto Blue Jay shortstopTony Fernández has passed away at the age of 57. He played for the Blue Jays in four different stints: from 1983-1900, 1993, from 1998-1999, and finally in 2001, winning the World series with the Blue … Continue reading
Posted in Obituaries, Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged Cleveland Indians, Dominican Republic, Gold Glove Awards, Joe Carter, Major League Baseball, New York Mets, Octavio Antonio Fernández Castro, Roberto Alomar, San Diego Padres, San Pedro de Macorís, shortstop, Tony Fernández, Toronto Blue Jays, World Series
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2019 In Review
2019 has now finished, and we have entered 2020. As such, let’s take a look at what happened in 2019: In January, famed opera Bass-Baritone Theo Adam passed away at the age of 92. While the late Roy Halladay was … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged 2019, 43rd General Election, 75th Anniversary, 98th Warriors' Day Parade, Baseball Hall of Fame, Boris Johnson, Boston Bruins, Captain Canada, Christine Goerke, CNE, Council, D-Day, Emperor Akihito, European Parliament, European Union, Franco Zeffirelli, General Election, Google, Happy New Year, Ian Millar, Justin Trudeau, Metropolitan Opera, Peel Region, President of the European Commission, Region of Peel, Roy Halladay, Sir Andrew Davis, Thaïs, The Met, Theo Adam, Theresa May, Thomas Cook, Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, TSO, Twitter, Ursula von der Leyen, Warriors' Day Parade, Washington Nationals, Year End Review, Year in Review
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Toronto Blue Jays 2019 Opening Day Roster
Today the Toronto Blue Jays open the 2019 MLB season at home against the Detroit Tigers. The team is managed by Charlie Montoyo in his first year as a major league manager. The 25 man roster breaks down as follows:
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Tagged 2019 season, Aaron Sanchez, AL East, American League, American League East, Billy McKinney, Brandon Drury, Clayton Richard, Daniel Hudson, Elvis Luciano, Freddy Galvis, Javy Guerra, Joe Biagini, Justin Smoak, Ken Giles, Kevin Pillar, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Major League Baseball, Marcus Stroman, Matt Shoemaker, MLB, Randal Grichuk, Richard Ureña, Rowdy Tellez, Sam Gaviglio, Teoscar Hernández, Thomas Pannone, Tim Mayza, Toronto Blue Jays, Trent Thornton
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Roy Halladay leads Cooperstown Class of 2019
The Baseball Hall of Fame (Cooperstown) has announced it Class of 2019 inductees. Those elected to the Hall of Fame are:
Posted in Sports, Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged All-Star, American League, Baltimore Orioles, Closer, Cy Young, Designated Hitter, Edgar Martínez, Major League Baseball, Mariano Rivera, Mike Mussina, MLB, National League, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Roy Halladay, Saves Leader, Seattle Mariners, Starting Pitcher, Third baseman, Toronto Blue Jays, World Series
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25th Anniversary of ‘Touch ‘Em All Joe’
Today, October 23rd 2018, is the 25th anniversary of the most important homerun in Toronto Blue Jays history: Joe Carter’s walk-off homerun to win the 1993 World Series for the Toronto Blue Jays, and potentially in the history of the … Continue reading
Vladimir Guerrero leads Class of 2018
The National Baseball Hall of Fame (i.e. Cooperstown) has announced that four players will be inducted into the Hall of Fame this year. The players elected by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America are Chipper Jones (97.2%), Vladimir Guerrero (92.9%) … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged Alan Trammell, Anaheim Angels, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Baseball Hall of Fame, Baseball Writers' Association of America, Chicago White Sox, Chipper Jones, Class of 2018, Cleveland Indians, Cooperstown, Detroit Tigers, Florida Marlins, Hall of Fame, Jack Morris, Jim Thome, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, Modern Baseball Era Committee, Montreal Expos, Philadelphia Phillies, San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, Trevor Hoffman, Vladimir Guerrero
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Blue Jays Announce Spring Training Schedule
The Toronto Blue Jays have announced their spring training schedule for 2018. Spring training starts on February 23rd against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Blue Jays will also play the Detroit Tigers, and New York Yankees before taking on Philadelphia again … Continue reading
2016 MLB Wild Card Games
It took baseball until the final day of the regular season (October 2nd, 2016) to determine the teams who would qualify for the two wild card spots in both leagues, as well as who would be hosting the wild games. … Continue reading
Munenori Kawasaki signs Triple A Contract with Chicago Cubs
It has come out that one of the Toront0 Blue Jays most popular players, Munenori Kawasaki, has signed a minor league deal with the Chicago Cubs. Kawasaki may not have been the best player on the team – during his … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Cubs, Major League Baseball, Munenori Kawasaki, Toronto Blue Jays
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