What Does the Future Hold For Alex Anthopoulos and Paul Beeston?
On the field, the Toronto Blue Jays are still very much in the thick of things this season.
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Flashback Friday: The Edwin Encarnacion/Scott Rolen Trade
Looking back, it’s incredible to think about the circumstances in which two of the most prolific hitters in Blue Jays history came to Toronto.
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A Starting Rotation of Question Marks
With many of their key hitters on the disabled list, it’s no surprise that the Toronto Blue Jays have struggled to score runs since the All-Star break.
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3 Up 3 Down: 19 Innings, Jenkins and Dickey’s Kiss
One of the best things about baseball is there is no time limit; on any given day, a game could be finished in less than two hours (if Roy Halladay and Mark Buehrle are on the mound), or it could seemingly go on forever.
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Flashback Friday: George Bell’s Bizarre Pop Up
In baseball, there are several different ways for a batter to be retired; many of them are the conventional way to be declared an “out”, but this is perhaps the most unconventional and unique out I’ve ever seen.
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Flashback Friday: Roy Halladay Almost Traded to the Angels
For the better part of the 2009 season, that was the inevitability floating above the Blue Jays like a dark cloud; it wasn’t a question of if they were going to trade their franchise player, it was a question of when they were going to trade him.
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