Is there any team in Major League Baseball that feels completely comfortable about their starting pitching staff going into the 2019 season? [Read more]
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The Toronto Blue Jays have a problem; they aren’t getting enough innings out of their starting pitchers. [Read more]
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“Oh no, not again. Not another one.”
This was the sentiment felt by Blue Jays fans after Marcus Stroman exited last night’s game prematurely. [Read more]
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Selling hope on Opening Day is easy. Every team begins with an equal record, and in theory, an equal chance to win the World Series. [Read more]
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On any other starting rotation, Francisco Liriano might be a number two or number three starter. [Read more]
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Aaron Sanchez is in completely uncharted territory this season. [Read more]
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If you’re looking for a silver lining in the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3 road trip through Los Angeles and Seattle, let it be this – the Blue Jays’ starting rotation was back its old self again. [Read more]
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At this point in the season, it’s not really a question of if Aaron Sanchez is going to be shut down … it’s when. [Read more]
