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mlb.aolsportsblog.com - 4/4/2007
Don't Let Frank Thomas Tuck Your Kids In at Night
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Filed under: Blue Jays , AL East , MLB Gossip , MLB Video The FanHouse : That's one of the best baseball commercials I've seen ... but I guess even pillow fights are too much for the powers that be. From the Globe and Mail:The Blue Jays and Publicis Toronto, the company that came up with the ad, felt the spot was... Read more >

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Larry Brown Sports:  The Blue Jays Have a Lot of Fun, Canada Does Not

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The Blue Jays Have a Lot of Fun, Canada Does Not
Larry Brown Sports — ... at MLB FanHouse, don’t let Frank Thomas tuck your kids in at night:

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