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Three Positive Signs From the Blue Jays

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.

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Varsho & Chapman Come Out Big for the Jays

It's been nothing but a rollercoaster ride with the Jays this season. Expectations have been set high as players have been counted on to come out big. But frustrating moments for the Toronto Blue Jays have led fans to question players' capabilities. Players will go through struggles, but what's important is how a player bounces back from their struggles. There's been a lot of online criticism regarding Daulton Varsho with his offensive drought, but the game against the LA Dodgers on July 26th has somewhat silenced that criticism. In addition, Matt Chapman is another player that has really turned around his game. He continues to hit key home runs and he is without question the Jays top defensive gem. He really makes those tough plays look so easy. So, let's strike out some criticism and explore these two players in more depth in terms of how they came out big for the Jays.

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MLB Top 5: Arizona Diamondbacks Outfielders

This is the fourth in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for every Major League team. The focus of this article is all three outfield positions with the Arizona Diamondbacks, a franchise that began play in 1998. 

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5 Toronto Blue Jays Who Could Smash 40 Home Runs

Second only to the Los Angeles Dodgers in RC+ and Offensive Runs Above Average (OFF), the 2022 Toronto Blue Jays finished second to the New York Yankees in the AL East standings. The Blue Jays were seventh in home runs with 200, while the Yankees led the pack with 254 homers.