Daily Duce: Major League Baseball’s return is off to an ugly start
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2020
The Blue Jays have signed Austin Martin
Austin Martin is officially a Toronto Blue Jay.
Breyvic Valera is back as four new players join the Blue Jays’ 60-man pool
Transactions! The Blue Jays have claimed utility guy Breyvic Valera off of waivers from the San Diego Padres AND they’ve added LHP Bryan Baker, infielder Patrick Kivlehan, and outfielder Josh Palacios to the 60-man pool.
Apparently the Blue Jays will start the season playing the Rays in Tampa Bay on July 24th
Just after escaping the COVID-19 hellhole known as Florida, the Blue Jays will soon be on their way back to the heart of the beast.
A deeper look at the Blue Jays’ 60-man roster and which prospects might actually make their way into a game
The Blue Jays, along with all of the other teams, announced their 60-man roster yesterday.
Blue Jays 60-man player pool features top prospects Nate Pearson, Simeon Woods Richardson, Jordan Groshans, and Alek Manoah
The Blue Jays finalized their 60-man player pool today, which will feature the group of players that they can invite to training camp and have potentially play for them during the 2020 season.
The Blue Jays expect to be able to train in Toronto, but are awaiting government approval
The Blue Jays are no longer in limbo. The team has been given clearance to travel north to conduct “spring” training in Toronto.
What does 2019 tell us about the Blue Jays chances in Weird Year?
Before I get into this I’m going to put the disclaimer right at the top: I have deep and unrelenting reservations about the wisdom of even trying to play baseball this year, this is not me endorsing the idea. But they seem determined to and given that circumstance, I confess to having a bit of…
Baseball America ranked Austin Martin 16th in their most recent Top 100 prospects list
Baseball America put out a post-draft update to their top-100 prospects list on Wednesday and it seems they’ve really bought into the Austin Martin hype.
The Nate Pearson Conundrum
The last time we watched a Blue Jays baseball game, Nate Pearson was dealing.
The 60-game season massively increases the Blue Jays’ playoff odds, according to FanGraphs
Conventional wisdom suggests that the Major League Baseball season is a marathon, not a sprint. That won’t be the case this year.
What we know about MLB’s 60-game sprint: A lot of AL East games, the 60-man taxi squad, universal DH, and more!
Baseball is back! The Players’ Association has agreed to report to training camps for July 1 with eyes on a possible start date as early as July 23 or 24. The season will be 60 games, which represents Major League Baseball’s shortest schedule since 1878.