Blue Jays Pitching: Not Perfect (But Not Bad)

Blue Jays Pitching: Not Perfect (But Not Bad)

The Blue Jays’ young, developing pitching is an underrated aspect of their potential success this season and beyond. Judging from the past few days, the future of the pitching staff looks bright. With the plethora of young position players on the roster, it can be easy to forget about pitching depth. Simeon Woods-Richardson, acquired along […]

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 Birds in Flight: Early Impressions From Jays Camp

Birds in Flight: Early Impressions From Jays Camp

After four months of writing about free agency and other news, I was delighted to watch an actual baseball game. That chance presented itself when the Blue Jays took on the Yankees in the first Spring Training game for both teams. There was some bad news regarding the upcoming seasons’ broadcasts announced shortly before the […]

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 My Spring Training Notebook

My Spring Training Notebook

Here are some of the stories that I’ve been tracking in my Spring Training Notebook. Camps have gotten underway across Major League Baseball. There’s no doubting that George Springer was the Blue Jays biggest offseason acquisition. The one I’m most fascinated with, however, is Marcus Semien. He’s had a really good career with one spectacular […]

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 Blue Jays Camp: What to Look For

Blue Jays Camp: What to Look For

The Toronto Blue Jays are coming off a successful and exciting offseason. Here are some of the things I’ll be looking for in the next month at Training Camp. New Faces Pt. 1 – Bats The Jays were one of the busiest teams in the majors this Winter. They brought in George Springer and Marcus […]

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 Trevor Bauer Blockbuster = Dodgers Dynasty

Trevor Bauer Blockbuster = Dodgers Dynasty

By Thursday, big-time baseball fans knew the Trevor Bauer sweepstakes had come down to two teams. Those two teams were the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets. On Friday afternoon news began to percolate that Bauer had chosen the Dodgers. Bauer, perhaps the most social media-friendly player in the majors, produced a video […]

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 Fantastic, Mr. Fox

Fantastic, Mr. Fox

Sacramento Kings guard De’Aaron Fox had some choice words when asked about the All-Star Game. It came as a surprise when the NBA announced that the All-Star game is going ahead on March 7th. The league had originally said that a team would be named, the season would pause, but no game would be played. […]

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 Arenado’s Rocky Tenure in Colorado Is Over

Arenado’s Rocky Tenure in Colorado Is Over

Star third baseman headed to St. Louis for three prospects and cash. The MLB Hot Stove season continues to sizzle! A busy week was capped off by reports of Nolan Arenado‘s trade to the St. Louis Cardinals. Going to Colorado will be a package that includes LHP Austin Gomber, INF Elehuris Montero, RHP Tony Locey, […]

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 Inaugurated: The Best First-Season Teams Ever

Inaugurated: The Best First-Season Teams Ever

In honour of Joe Biden’s Inauguration here is a list of the best inaugural seasons of all time. 10. Minnesota Wild (2000-01) It seems like a travesty that Minnesota lost its first NHL hockey franchise, the North Stars, which relocated to become the Dallas Stars in 1993. The well-known hockey fans of the Gopher State […]

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