by OddsShark (@OddsShark) Edwin Jackson will be looking to build on his best outing of the season so far when he gets the ball on Monday night for the Toronto Blue Jays as they open a four-game home series against the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels hadn’t announced a starter for this contest as of…
The Blue Jays might be unwatchable right now, but there are plenty of Large Adult Sons down in the farm system worth paying attention to. Here’s a post featuring updates on a handful of prospects returning from injuries/suspensions:
Canadian Content!!! Fresh off winning Buffalo Bisons Player of the Week, Jordan Romano has been called up to the Major Leagues.
by OddsShark (@OddsShark) Both young starting pitchers in the Toronto Blue Jays’ opener of a six-game road trip have had strong UNDER trends at sportsbooks through the first third of the season. The Blue Jays are the -125 away favorite (wager $125 to win $100) on the MLB odds for Tuesday night at sportsbooks monitored…
Back in March, I explored what a disastrous season for the Blue Jays would look like…
Craig Kimbrel’s holdout unsurprisingly came to an end last night when he inked a three-year, $45 million deal with the Chicago Cubs. It was inevitable that Kimbrel would end up somewhere shortly after that MLB draft because it meant whoever signed him wouldn’t have to give up a draft pick in order to do so.
The marathon known as the Major League Baseball draft has come to an end. As we know, the draft is a total crapshoot and it’s impossible to get an idea for how well a team did for a few years, but early returns are suggesting that the Jays had a good, solid, balanced draft, adding…
With the Major League Baseball draft coming to an end, the Blue Jays called the name of a familiar player. With their 32nd-round pick in the draft, the Blue Jays have drafted Braden Halladay, son of the late Roy Halladay.
The Teoscar Experience is migrating to centre field!
We’ve reached the point now in which it’s a little tedious to do a post on each of the players the Blue Jays select in the 40-round MLB Draft. Instead, I’ll round up their fifth to tenth round selections from yesterday into one post.
The Blue Jays are continuing their trend of drafting for positions of need with their top picks. They added two high-upside pitchers on the first night of the draft, and, since then, they’ve used their third and fourth picks on outfielders.
