bluejayhunter.com - 7/13/2009
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The 2009 season is just a little over half way finished and already I feel like I’ve experienced more highs and lows than one of those crackheads on Intervention. As demonstrated by the line graph above, it’s been a roller coaster first half thanks to an incredible first few months, to a ...
Jays Find A Way To Win On Canada Day!
beerswithboggs.com 7/1/2009 —
So for those of you out there that didn’t know, today was Canada Day. As a result the majority of the working population in Canada got the day off, yours truly included. In celebration of a Wednesday with no work I went with the obvious day off activity, a Blue Jays game. The Jays had ...
Trading Roy Halladay
fanballers.com 7/8/2009 — With the Jays falling out of contention in the AL East and Wildcard races, GM JP Ricciardi has stated he will listen to offers on Roy Halladay. To me this does not come as a surprise as it has been thrown around the media since the off-season that the Jays might be willing to deal their ace ...
June Reflections on the Blue Jays
baseballreflections.com 6/25/2009 — When my partner in crime, Tom, penned his last epistle about our beloved azure corvidae, things were just going great in the Queen City . He mentioned how much he was enjoying the season thus far, and confided that he wasn’t sure how long the Jays could keep it up. The answer – not ...
Jays Doing Right Thing In Listening To Halladay Offers
tylersarticles.blogspot.com 7/7/2009 — Baseball fans north of the border have had a lot to cheer about in the first half. Canada's remaining MLB team, the Toronto Blue Jays, huddled near the top of the majors' strongest division for a large portion of the spring after getting off to an excellent start in April. Following a few ...
Walk-off times two
bluejayhunter.com 7/9/2009 — Image courtesy of Daylife After another rough day filled with Halladay trade rumours and the announcement of the release of B.J. Ryan, a win against the Tampa Bay Rays was just what the Toronto Blue Jays needed to get back into the good books. But it didn't work out that way - instead the ...
“Doc” And Barajas, Beat The Sox!
bosoxinjection.com 7/20/2009 — What a pitchers duel the fans at the Rodgers Centre in Toronto Canada , saw this afternoon. It was built up as a marque game and the fans surely got their money’s worth, from this game. As Jon Lester and Roy “Doc” Halladay both were on the mound, in the series finale. ...
Philadelphia Redeems Themselves in Series Win over Jays
bluejays.gearupforsports.com 6/29/2009 — The World Series champion Philadelphia Phillies took two out of three games from Toronto at the Rogers Centre this past weekend.
The Jays had just completed a series win over the Cincinnati Reds, and had previously swept the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park from June 16th – 18th 2009, so they ...
Back to the Present: Toronto Blue Jays Update
bluejays.gearupforsports.com 6/15/2009 — Beginning Tuesday June 9th 2009 I had been exclusively covering the Blue Jays every move in regards to the 2009 MLB Draft, and today I thought I would get back to the present time, as the Jays have had a lot occur since than.
The Toronto Blue Jays had just won a series from Kansas City, and ...
Grounded Jays Looking to Use Interleague as Launch Pad
bluejays.gearupforsports.com 6/9/2009 — Leaving Camden Yards last Wednesday, watching the Jays suffer their ninth consecutive loss (all on the road), I thought to myself, “I should have left for vacation sooner.” At least then I could have sheltered myself from the burden of being the lone Jays optimist during that brutal ...
O Canada, take notice of the Jays
community.foxsports.com 5/13/2009 — The big dollars puffing the
pockets of the menacing powers are supposed to produce the majority of wins in
the American League East, and nobody typically thinks of the northern foe when
it comes to the Eastern playoff race. Yes, the Yankees and Red Sox are always
supposed to be in the mix -- ...
Will Ricky Romero Continue to Succeed? —
Bleacher Report - MLB 7/13/2009
Over the past few seasons, one of the constants for the Blue Jays franchise has been to seemingly always be in need of starting pitchers.
We discussed Marc Rzepczynski a few days ago (click here to view), but today it’s not just a ...
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