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“The Future”: 2009 MLB Draft Analysis: Part 1
feedproxy.google.com - 6/12/2009
“The Future”: 2009 MLB Draft Analysis: Part 1
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The 2009 MLB Draft is complete, and the Toronto Blue Jays have rounded up a class that they hope will contain their next big star. In my earlier MLB 2009 Draft related article I made two predictions for the Toronto Blue Jays first round pick, and supplemental first round pick. The Jays took ...
Back to the Present: Toronto Blue Jays Update
bluejays.gearupforsports.com - 6/15/2009
Back to the Present: Toronto Blue Jays Update
— bluejays.gearupforsports.com — 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 ... (more) Back to the Present: Toronto Blue Jays Update

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“The Future”: 2009 MLB Draft Analysis: Part 2
bluejays.gearupforsports.com - 6/12/2009
“The Future”: 2009 MLB Draft Analysis: Part 2
— bluejays.gearupforsports.com — As I wrote in part one of my MLB Draft Analysis, the Toronto Blue Jays selected the... following players. Chad Jenkins of Kennesaw State with pick number twenty and Canadian born James Paxton of the University of Kentucky with pick number thirty seven. With pick number sixty eight the Toronto ... (more) “The Future”: 2009 MLB Draft Analysis: Part 2

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Closing time with Scott Downs
thegoodpoint.com - 6/10/2009
Closing time with Scott Downs
— thegoodpoint.com — The ninth inning is about to commence at the Rogers Centre. The hometown Blue Jays are ahead... by one run. Coming out of the left field bullpen is Toronto's closer, Scott Downs . As he runs to the mound, the wind picks up Downs' long dark hair, tucked so neatly under... (more) Closing time with Scott Downs

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“The Future”: MLB Draft Analysis: Part 1
bluejays.gearupforsports.com 6/12/2009 — The 2009 MLB Draft is complete, and the Toronto Blue Jays have rounded up a class that they hope will contain their next big star. In my earlier MLB 2009 Draft related article I made two predictions for the Toronto Blue Jays first round pick, and supplemental first round pick. The Jays took ...
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