In baseball, they always talk about the “heads-up play”; taking opportunities when they’re presented and allowing your baseball instincts to take over. [Read more]
Marco Scutaro
-
For the longest time, the shortstop position was a veritable carousel for the Toronto Blue Jays. [Read more]
It’s never easy letting go of your favourite Blue Jay player, but for some reason, watching fans from their new team put together musical tributes somehow makes the pill a little easier to swallow. [Read more]
Initally when I learned that the Boston Red Sox had signed Marco Scutaro, I rejoyced at the thought that the Blue Jays would receive their first round pick in the 2010 MLB draft. [Read more]
Type A free agency must be an incredible power that changes a man because it sounds like the temptation of playing for big money with a perennial playoff contender might be going to Marco Scutaro’s head. [Read more]
As we near the end of the 2009 campaign, one of the big holes that the Blue Jays need to address in the off-season is who’s going to play shortstop. [Read more]
If and when the domino falls on the Roy Halladay trade, it could create a domino effect which would see more than just one Blue Jay leaving the nest in Toronto. [Read more]
- 1
- 2
MOST POPULAR POSTS
