Tip your cap to Roy Halladay
I apologize for the lateness of this post, but almost 24 hours after it happened, Roy Halladay’s one-hitter over the New York Yankees is still relevant and fresh in the minds of Blue Jays fans.
New York Yankees
Starters sliding down a slippery slope
Holy alliteration, Batman! As the picture above indicates, sometimes sliding down a slippery slope is an enjoyable experience.
Dumbfounded
Do those long and sad faces look like they belong to a team that has given up on the 2009 season?
Jumping Joe Inglett
Sorry, I know this afternoon’s matinee is already in progress (check out The Score liveblog by the way) but I just wanted to touch on a few things from last night’s game.
Case of the Mondays
If you take a look at the top of the website, you might notice the new banner and somewhat new layout.
Jays make it close, but no cigar
It was almost as rare as the sight of a unicorn galloping across a rainbow; Roy Halladay giving up back to back home runs.
Those Damn Yankees
A full twelve games might separate them in the standings, but tonight’s Yankees/Blue Jays showdown has the feeling of playoff baseball to it.
John McDonald to the Rescue
There’s something to be said about a game where John McDonald hits a home run.