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According to the Newberg Report mailing list, the
Blue Jays have acquired outfielder Kevin Mench from the
Rangers for cash considerations. The Brad Wilkerson acquisition may still be in the works, but Mench is a better match as a ...
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Ghostrunner
posted 10 hours ago from
ghostrunners.blogspot.com
He won't be any worse at the dish
than most Jays. Brad Wilkerson - bargain basement lefty
option has suddenly transformed into Brad Wilkerson - starting right fielder . Vernon Wells won't be in the lineup today, and Wilner reports he could be out for the rest of this series . I think we picked the wrong season to start blogging about the Jays. Anytime Roy Halladay can't throw a strike to ...
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Kumar
posted 4 days ago from
www.bizofbaseball.com
The following is a continuation of The Biz
of Baseball's Organizational Reports. As with the prior report
for the Toronto Blue Jays , this report delves into the Pittsburgh Pirates historically, financially, and from a facility perspective. Includes details on GM history, Opening Day Payroll, Forbes valuation, PNC Park, and more.
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I’ve been away for a couple days. Life
has happened. Baseball took a backseat. And this is
what I come home to. Before their game Friday in Cleveland, Toronto GM JP Ricciardi acquired “The Human Bobblehead” Kevin Mench and his ...
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The two-time All-Star was injured while making a
diving catch Friday night in the sixth inning of
Toronto's 6-1 loss to Cleveland. The Blue Jays placed Wells on the 15-day disabled list Saturday along with reliever Jeremy Accardo, who is experiencing tightness in his right forearm.
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Dave Rouleau
posted 35 hours ago from
blog.baseballdigestdaily.com
A daily look at baseball transactions.
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RockKing
posted 3 hours ago from
www.waitingfornextyear.com
The Tribe and Jays were rained out Sunday,
forcing a doubleheader on Monday. It’s the first ‘traditional’
doubleheader in Cleveland since 1997. The Indians offense roared to life when Toronto pulled into town. As Scott detailed previously, the Tribe backed C.C. Sabathia in a 6-1 win on Friday, then routed the Blue Jays 12-0 on...
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sooze
posted 15 hours ago from
www.babeslovebaseball.com
Vernon Wells was placed on the 15-day disabled
list by the Toronto Blue Jays Saturday with a
broken left wrist, and is expected to miss the next 6-8 weeks of the season.
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The On Deck Circle
posted 2 days ago from
toronto.bluejays.mlb.com
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed Brad Wilkerson
and traded for Kevin Mench. Apparently, they really liked
the mid-2000s Texas Rangers.
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The On Deck Circle
posted 2 days ago from
theondeckcircle.net
I don't really understand this move, what with
better options out there and in house. Whatever, Jays...whateva!
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POJO_Risin
posted 34 hours ago from
mvn.com
Casey Blake hit a two-run double to spark
a six-run Indians’ seventh inning, as the Cleveland Indians
and C.C. Sabathia defeated the Toronto Blue Jays and Roy Halladay 6-1 in Cleveland Friday night. The Indians offense was sputtering in an all-to-familiar rut against Halladay, when Blake finally woke up the Tribe bats. Cleveland had managed only three hits entering the seventh inning....
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The Blue Jays' Vernon Wells, left, leaves the
game with a trainer after making a diving catch
in Cleveland Friday night. Wells has been diagnosed with a broken left wrist and will be gone for 6-8 weeks. The Blue Jays' Vernon Wells, left, leaves the ...
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Richard Griffin began working for the Star as
baseball columnist on Feb.13, 1995. Griffin began his career
in major-league baseball with the Montreal Expos in 1973 while attending Concordia University. He became director of publicity in 1978. Griffin ...
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I wouldn't doubt that Eric Hinske is actually
a really nice guy, so it almost makes me
feel like a dick for saying this, but, uh... is Shitske fucking kidding when he claims he understand why we boo him up here?!? Let's see if I can find a little ...
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Ghostrunner
posted 2 days ago from
ghostrunners.blogspot.com
All he needs are some tasty waves, a
cool buzz and he's fine. And a right hand
hitting left fielder with some pop. When presented with a list of fine prospective employees (Thanks to the Southpaw for doing the heavy lifting here) including Jason Botts, Milton Bradley, Josh Phelps and Kevin Mench, GM Spicoli brushed the names aside. His advanced scouting team has decided that the aforementioned ...
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HalifaxJaysFan writes: Hey Halejon, I was wondering if
you looked at any pitch F/X data for Troy
P from last night? His splitter looked very flat, and his fastball very straight. He had good velocity but it seemed like movement on his pitches ...
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tball275
posted 2 days ago from
wegotaguythere.blogspot.com
A big night! Halladay vs. Sabathia! What a
match up... I'll give my thoughts in a live
blog beginning at 7 p.m. ET! Check it out!
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tball275
posted 2 days ago from
wegotaguythere.blogspot.com
Another big college blowout. Come check out the
player spotlight and some great baseball names!
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TommyR
posted 2 days ago from
mvn.com
Thank you Shawn Camp. After making us suffer
for two season, Shawn Camp finally gave us something
to cheer for except he plays for the “other” team now. Camp served up 5 runs in the 13 inning including a grand slam to his former catcher Dioner Navarro. The Rays won the game 8-3, but it could have been 3-0 just as easily. The Rays blew a late lead, but it didnt comeback to haunt them. The team ...
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Brad Wilkerson reacts at the last game of
the Montreal Expos at the Olympic Stadium on Sept.
29, 2004. Brad Wilkerson reacts at the last game of the Montreal Expos at the Olympic Stadium on Sept. 29, 2004. (Globe and Mail)
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