Batting Cleanup for the Blue Jays …
The 2009 Toronto Blue Jays have lacked consistency in the cleanup spot for lack of a better word.
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Aaron Hill
Will the Blue Jays have two 30+ HR hitters?
I came across a really cool website called HR Pace.com, which basically takes all the guess work out of calculating how many home runs and RBI’s that a hitter is on pace for.
Lose two to win one later
I’m starting to think that Cito Gaston’s infamous “lose one to win two later” coaching strategy is turning more into the “lose two now and maybe win one later”.
Why Aaron Hill is good but not great at the plate
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not harping on Aaron Hill – he had a phenomenal first half of the season and deserves all the accolades and praise he is getting.
Highs and lows through the first 90 games
The 2009 season is just a little over half way finished and already I feel like I’ve experienced more highs and lows than one of those crackheads on Intervention.
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First half for Jays more empty than full
It wasn’t exactly the Blue Jays wanted to end the first half of the season – with a loss which put them two games below the .500 mark.
Spanked by the Yanks
I hate to say it, but the proverbial posterior of the Blue Jays has been spanked by the New York Yankees.
Settling the Romero/Tulowitzki draft argument
The day was June 7th, 2005; a day that up until this year had haunted the members of Blue Jays management because it was the day that they let Troy Tulowitzki get away.