Ever since Prince Fielder departed in 2012, the Brewers have had yet to find a permanent first baseman. The position has had a constant revolving door since Fielder’s departure. While some players have shown promise at times, none have been able to be consistent. During this year’s trade deadline, the Brewers picked up Rowdy Tellez […]
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Marcus Semien knew he’d get his chance. He’d been on the bench while his teammates erased a six-run deficit in short order. Then his former team, the Oakland A’s surged ahead, 10-8 on a Mark Canha two-run home run. MARK CANHA CLUTCH AS HELL pic.twitter.com/bkYr8WLcgL — Starting 9 (@Starting9) September 4, 2021 When Semien stepped […]
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The Toronto Blue Jays made headlines Friday afternoon when they traded for Twins ace Jose Berrios. The team has been linked to the right-hander for months now and it finally happened. Going back to the Twin Cities are coveted prospects, Austin Martin (Jays #2, 16 overall) and Simeon Woods-Richardson (Jays #4, 68 overall). I first […]
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While covering the MLB trade market over the last few weeks, I believed that the Toronto Blue Jays would be aggressive. That belief has wavered over the last few days. Heading into a critical stretch of games against the Mets and Red Sox, the Jays haven’t gotten the job done. They’re not a player or […]
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Desperate for a win, the Blue Jays were keen on getting off to a good start on Saturday versus Baltimore. They did just that with solo homers by Marcus Semien and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Marcus Semien – Toronto Blue Jays (17) Solo. pic.twitter.com/gQvocwnqE6 — MLB HR Tracker (@hr_mlb) June 19, 2021 Alek Manoah looked sharp […]
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Another newsworthy week for the Blue Jays as they traveled west to take on the Athletics and Astros. The series represented a homecoming of sorts for Marcus Semien and George Springer. Semien had spent the previous six seasons playing for the A’s. Springer had been a member of the Astros since making his big league […]
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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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2020 continues to find new ways to beat us down. Atlanta Braves legend Phil Niekro died Saturday night at the age of 81. Niekro hung up his cleats before I was born, so I never got to see him in action, but today I want to look back at his legendary career. Niekro won over […]
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October is here. Metaphorically of course. It may be a couple of days until October yet, but for MLB teams and fans alike, October is among us. Fans are in for a treat with an expanded playoff format that has given us some unbelievable matchups in the 2020 AL Wild Card. The American League fields […]
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We’re all well aware of the favorites. There’s no questioning the chances of the Yankees, Dodgers, Astros, Twins, Braves, and Nationals. There’s also real optimism about the Reds, Rays, White Sox, Athletics, and Indians. The reason why this beautiful sport has so many games is to allow for the cream to rise to the top. […]
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As the Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the World Series to win the first World Series in team history, the other 28 teams were focused on the upcoming free agency period. Each team has an offseason to-do list and players that they are interested in bringing in to join their […]
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Seconds after winning the NBA championship, downtown Toronto was surreal. We looked at each other – all of us, a city united by our disbelief. Do we cheer? Scream? High five? An eerie silence came over the city for just a few seconds. Is this what winning feels like? Then suddenly the first honk of […]
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The San Francisco Giants top pitching prospect made his MLB debut on Wednesday afternoon against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Happy Marathon Monday! Quite an exciting day in the Boston Sports world. With the running underway, the Sox just threw out their first pitch in the 11 am Series Closer with the O’s. Blue Jays Series This past Tuesday, the Sox opened it up play at Fenway against the Jays. After the rings were distributed […]
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