Flashback Friday: Slash Plays the National Anthems at the 2005 Home Opener
It’s one of the highest honours for a musician; the opportunity to play the National Anthem at Major League Baseball game.
Read moreVenture down the rabbit hole and discover all kinds of weird, bizarre and fascinating historical figures, statistics and mascots from Blue Jays past.
This is where you’ll find everything from BJ Birdy, Domer and Diamond, to the birth of Edwin Encarnacion’s “walk the parrot”, to old Blue Jays commercials, videos and former players.
It’s one of the highest honours for a musician; the opportunity to play the National Anthem at Major League Baseball game.
Read moreIn 1948, Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck said: “Sometimes, the best trades are the ones you never make.”
Read moreIt’s the moment that every youngster on the baseball diamond dreams about; bases loaded, two men out, your team trailing, and hitting a home run to win the game.
Read moreIt’s funny how this post just so happened to fall the day after the Blue Jays scored 16 runs on 20 hits against the New York Yankees, and yet no home runs.
Read moreTypically, Flashback Fridays are reserved for events from Toronto Blue Jays yesteryear.
Read moreWith his robotic-like efficiency and his methodical way of attacking opponents, we all knew Roy Halladay was super-human.
Read moreHave you ever wondered what a Venezuelan waterfall smelled like?
Read more