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Tag Archives: Toronto Blue Jays
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
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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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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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Toronto Starts first Post-season Appearance in 22 Years
The Toronto Blue Jays start their quest for their first World Series title in 22 years with their first appearance in the post-season on October 8th, 2015 with the first game of the American League Divisional Series (ALDS) at home … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Loup, Aaron Sanchez, ALDS, American League Divisional Series, Ben Revere, Brett Cecil, Chris Colabello, Cliff Pennington, Dalton Pompey, David Price, Dioner Navarro, Edwin Encarnación, Ezequiel Carrera, José Bautista, Josh Donaldson, Justin Smoak, Kevin Pillar, LaTroy Hawkins, Liam Hendriks, Major League Baseball, Marco Estrada, Marcus Stroman, Mark Lowe, MLB, MLB Playoffs, New York Yankees, R.A. Dickey, Roberto Osuna, Russell Martin, Ryan Goins, Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, Troy Tulowitzki, World Series
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David Price Debuts for the Blue Jays
August 3rd, 2o15 will be remembered in Toronto as David Price made his first ever Blue Jays start. Price started his first game since being traded from Detroit to Toronto on July 30th. In nine previous starts in Rogers Centre/SkyDome, … Continue reading
Matt Boyd Makes an Impresses in Major League Debut
Today, Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher Matt Boyd made a huge impression in his first ever major league appearance. Despite losing the game 4-0 to the Texas Rangers and Yovani Gallardo (who pitched an impressive 8 1/3 innings), Boyd pitched with … Continue reading
