Blue Jays are swinging for the fences
If it seems like the Toronto Blue Jays are hacking away at pitches more than any other team in the majors, it’s because they are.
Read moreIf it seems like the Toronto Blue Jays are hacking away at pitches more than any other team in the majors, it’s because they are.
Read moreLong before Curt Schilling made it heroic to pitch with a bloody appendage in the World Series, Todd Stottlemyre was the original pioneer of visible post-season battle scars.
Read moreStellar pitching, and just enough offense to hold off the opposition: that was the recipe for success today against the Boston Red Sox.
Read moreIf there’s one thing I’ve learned from this road trip, it’s never completely count out the Toronto Blue Jays.
Read moreFans in Toronto hoping of catching a glimpse of Roy Halladay this June will have to wait at least another season to see him return home.
Read moreNot even a couple of weeks after I had finally figured out that Roy Halladay might be starting in one of the games in Toronto this coming June, now it turns out that series might not be in Toronto after all.
Read more“A burst of energy came out of nowhere when I saw those guys out there on base and I knew I just had to hit the ball somewhere,”
After yesterday’s Mother’s Day heroics … honestly, how could you not love Fred Lewis?
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