[email protected] turned this game around with this 3-run dinger.https://t.co/RUHytBYOOF @budcanada pic.twitter.com/lrtztdB6M1 — Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 13, 2016 Holy shit, that felt nice! I had almost forgotten what a huge hit felt like, because it’s been, like, what, three days since the Jays lineup came up with one? Regardless, after an ugly loss on Friday…
Embed from Getty Images Fransisco Liriano had a rough time, the bats were quiet again, people are blaming everything on either the lack of small ball or the implementation of a six-man rotation, and finally, all those people who said “you can’t trade Joe Fucking Musgrove!” were validated. It seems like a good time for Aaron…
Embed from Getty Images A loss in Kansas City? That brings back some ugly memories. Hopefully a shit-stomping of garbage jack-wagon Yordano Ventura can make up for it!
Embed from Getty Images Kauffman Stadium — A place of shadows, creepy bearded kids, and sobering memories. The Blue Jays returned to Kansas City last night for the first time since they were dropped by the eventual World Series Champions in the ALCS last October for a weekend series that featured two teams headed in opposite…
Embed from Getty Images Can you even really call it an era if he only tossed 4.0 innings with the team? Regardless, according to Barry Davis on Twitter, Franklin Morales will not be with the club as they travel to Houston to open up a four-game series on Monday. Franklin Morales will not be with…
High-fives for first place! #OurMoment pic.twitter.com/1fgERW2Gfg — Blue Jays (@BlueJays) July 30, 2016 Have you heard? Probably not. After a dominant month of July that’s been capped off by back-to-back wins over the Baltimore Orioles, the Blue Jays are now in sole possession of first place in the American League East. And today, with Aaron Sanchez on…
Embed from Getty Images What better way could you spend The Trade Deadline Champs 2015 Anniversary Day than pounding the crap out of the Trash Birds en route to moving into the AL East division lead?! You know, it really doesn’t seem like very long ago that the Blue Jays were well in Baltimore’s rearview…
Embed from Getty Images Last night ACEstrada battled his way through a sore back, the lineup clubbed the crap out of Kevin Gausman, and now, here we are, just half-a-game out of the American League East lead. With a win today over the bad-but-good-against-the-Jays for some reason Yovani Gallardo, the Jays win grab sole possession of the division lead for the first…
Embed from Getty Images Here we are, for the second Sunday in a row, hoping for the Blue Jays to grab a win so that they can salvage a series with an American League West club. Well, at least they aren’t getting beat by the Minnesota Twins, right?
Embed from Getty Images I guess the Jays all spent too long in the sauna before last night’s game, or something. Either that, or, well, their former first round supplemental pick James Paxton was actually really good. Regardless, the Jays’ bats were stifled by the Mariners, and they’ll look to rebound today against the low-key-usually-quite-good…
Embed from Getty Images What I wrote after Friday’s loss can pretty much be directly applied to yesterday’s game, too. The A’s powered their way to a win via the home run, the Jays offence couldn’t cash in on their opportunities, and now, thanks largely to their terrible 9-17 record in one-run games, they’re four…
Embed from Getty Images The Blue Jays got their second half of the season off to a flying stop last night with a very ugly and forgettable loss that certainly wasn’t expected considering the way the team flew into the break looking damn near unstoppable. Fucking Cabo, am I right?!
