Blue Jays outright pitchers Buddy Boshers, Brock Stewart
It’s the start of the best time of year — transaction season baby! To start it off, the Blue Jays have reportedly outrighted pitchers Buddy Boshers and Brock Stewart.
It’s the start of the best time of year — transaction season baby! To start it off, the Blue Jays have reportedly outrighted pitchers Buddy Boshers and Brock Stewart.
[Note: I wrote this earlier in the week and the team has already made a couple of the anticipated moves. What follows is the original text] With the World Series over now the business of the off season will commence. This includes the business of who’s potentially not going to be in your organization next…
Turns out, karma might exist.
The Washington Nationals, just as we all predicted, are World Series champions. The Little Team That Could, against all odds, just kept chugging their way along and ultimately slayed the dragon known as the Houston Astros, who pretty much everyone had already crowned as champs before the series began.
Good lord, it’s finally almost over. Either the Houston Astros or the Washington Nationals will win game seven of the World Series tonight and we can get into the real stuff that actually matters — Transaction Season.
When a team can claim a pitcher from the 2019 Seattle Mariners, you just have to take the opportunity.
When I first looked at Teoscar Hernández back in July it was only a month since he had been recalled from Triple-A Buffalo. He had a new swing, lowering his hands, getting his bat to the ball quicker, and in turn making more contact. He was also using the opposite field more. Today I wanted…
Welcome to The Shapkins Defender, where I inhale your toxic screeds and spit out the fresh oxygen of optimism, like a tree that kind of understands WAR. (Just don’t ask me to explain it.) For this edition, I take a deeper look at the Derek Fisher trade, much maligned in some circles of Blue Jays…
All around baseball, front office and coaching staff are leaving their now former teams and the Blue Jays aren’t an exception.
In a season that ended up being only known for some star debuts, the 2019 Toronto Blue Jays have two finalists for the Gold Glove Award for their positions.
Like most sports enthusiasts, I spend a lot of time thinking about wild hypotheticals — What if Bo Jackson never got injured? Could LeBron play in the NFL? Or, what if the Leafs traded their leading scorer of the past two seasons for a pile of magic beans?
I wrote a while back about how Gerrit Cole would be a perfect fit on the Blue Jays, but, for a variety of different reasons, that it wouldn’t happen. It’s a shame we can’t even bother getting our hopes up about adding this insanely-good ace, but that’s life. Let’s talk about some other non-Cole starters…