One Run and Done
Not really much to say about that loss except it stings to lose a pitcher’s duel in the top of the ninth.
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Where does Scott Richmond fit in?
In 2008, a relatively unknown 27 year old journeyman by the name of Scott Richmond clawed his way through the Toronto Blue Jays farm system to make his major league debut on July 30th, 2008.
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Aces in the Cards
Much has been made about how the Toronto Blue Jays really don’t have a “true” ace in their starting rotation, but more like a 1a in Shaun Marcum and a 1b in Ricky Romero.
Read moreThe BJH All-Star Ballot
Filling out an All-Star Game ballot is usually either the easiest thing in the world to do, or the hardest thing to do.
Read moreDo It For Dad
Often times in baseball, we get so caught up in the hooplah of the game that we forget those players on the field are real people.
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Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Wrap-Up
Image courtesy of LFPress.comIt’s not very often you get the chance to see one Blue Jays legend in the flesh, let alone two.
Read moreWe Still Miss You, Doc
It’s hard to believe it’s already been six months since Roy Halladay left Toronto, and there’s not a day that goes by where I don’t imagine him back in a Blue Jays uniform.
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Flashback Friday: Roberto Alomar’s Home Run Off Dennis Eckersley
When it comes to being one of the top second baseman of his era, Roberto Alomar comes second to none.
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