Flashback Friday: J.P. Ricciardi’s Feud with Adam Dunn
“Do you know the guy (Adam Dunn) doesn’t even like baseball all that much?”
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Flashback Friday
Flashback Friday: Ken Huckaby Takes Out Derek Jeter
As Derek Jeter’s career comes to a close, he’ll be remembered for many things.
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Flashback Friday: Roy Halladay’s Hostage Negotiator Commercial
He’s a man with a stellar resume: a two-time Cy Young award winner, an eight-time All-Star, a man who threw a perfect game and a no-hitter in the playoffs, plus in his spare time, he’s a hostage negotiator.
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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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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: David Wells Posts the Worst Start in Blue Jays History
If you think back, it’s fairly easy to pinpoint the best starting pitching performances in Blue Jays history.
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Flashback Friday: J.P. Arencibia’s Big League Debut
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in the last five years, it’s that banking on highly-touted prospects is a dangerous game.
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Flashback Friday: The John Gibbons/Shea Hillenbrand Altercation
John Gibbons has had a tough week. Judging by the sound of his voice and the look on his face at some of the post-game pressers, it seems like John Gibbons has aged 20 years in the past month or so.
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