Blue Jays Pitcher Alek Manoha Feeling Encouraged After Florida Rehab Outing
It’s been over a year since Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Alek Manoha has toed the rubber and threw a competitive pitch.…
It’s been over a year since Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Alek Manoha has toed the rubber and threw a competitive pitch.…
By Kevin Rakas This is the fifth and final article in a series that looks at the five best players at each…
There is great slate of MLB games on Friday night, meaning we have another chance to give out some best bets
it's difficult to envision the Jays continuing to decline with the talent they have, here are three reasons why the Jays will hit the over in 2024.
The Toronto Blue Jays has excelled all year long and compensated a lackluster performance from an offense that frequently shuts down.
Many have been hoping that the Toronto Blue Jays second half of the season would unfold many victories, but unfortunately, this hasn't been the case. But in the first game of the Boston Red Sox series, the Jays finally unleashed some positive signs of what we've been expecting from them. It's been unfortunate that the Jays have lost Bo Bichette, Trevor Richards, and Jordan Romano to injuries. But luckily, this hasn't majorly affected them as a team and they've been able to work around their absences. Everyone was expecting the worst in the first game against the Red Sox, but it was a pleasant surprise to see the bats wake up. So, without delay, let's continue and explore three of these positive signs that the Jays showcased.
The second half of baseball is set to return this Friday, as the Toronto Blue Jays will be taking on the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Coming into this game the Jays were feeling positive coming off of sweeping the Chicago White Sox. But now the focus was on Alek Manoah's to return to the Blue Jays pitching lineup against the Detroit Tigers. Ever since his poor start this season, Alek Manoah was called down to the minors and everyone's been wondering whether his return to the lineup was too soon. But Manoah proved them wrong. If you were watching the game you could see the smile on Manoah's face because it was the sixth inning and he was still in the game. The Jays also had a seven-to-one lead at this point. So, Let's take a look at what went right with his return to the majors.