Toronto Blue Jays Have Tough Decisions To Make Heading Up to Aug. 3 Trade Deadline
Heading into spring training full of lofty expectations, it’s safe to say that baseball fans would not have expected the Toronto Blue…
Heading into spring training full of lofty expectations, it’s safe to say that baseball fans would not have expected the Toronto Blue…
Without question, a major reason why the Toronto Blue Jays currently occupy first place in the American League East Division is the…
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, George Springer, Kevin Gausman, Jordan Romano, Chris Bassitt, and the recently acquired Justin Turner, will pursue personal milestones and try to compensate a season that does not look very competitive for the Blue Jays.
This is the fourth article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Houston Astros.…
The end of the regular season is always difficult to use to analyze teams and players. Some teams are simply trying to…
Game two of the series between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Boston Red Sox had many people on their toes. The Jays took game one of the series and were looking to continue their success from game one. Inevitably, they did beating the Red Sox 5-4. Davis Schneider impressed fans with his debut in game one, but was it just good luck or is there more to Schneider than meets the eye? The short response is yes. Schneider continued to show us that he can be a piece of the puzzle for the Jays success. But Schnieder wasn't the only player to acknowledge. Both George Springer and Brandon Belt came out strong and were prime reasons for the Jays 5-4 victory. Let's take a closer look at how these three players helped the Jays seal the win.
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.
The Blue Jays season so far has been a mix of ups and downs but they've definitely had a lot of memorable moments. The all-star break is practically here and while there is still a lot of baseball to be played, we know fans are really looking for the Jays to turn things around and continue with their offensive spar k. The Jays have had some exciting moments this season that have left us proud, shocked, and on our toes. From diving catches to walk-off hits, let's take a look at some of these monumental moments in the first half of the season.
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.