Should the drastic lack of power from Toronto Blue Jays slugging first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. be a major concern? Lack of Production From Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays First Baseman Not Hitting For Power Blue Jays fans could argue that last season, this feared slugger hit only two home runs in April before […]
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Baseball fans know that one day, iconic starting pitchers Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer will be enshrined into the Baseball Hall of Fame. While these two hurlers have combined for four World Series titles, over 6,900 strikeouts, more than 480 wins and six Cy Young Awards, the one thing they haven’t been able to accomplish
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The Boston Red Sox took a giant step forward last year by qualifying for the first time since 2021 for playoff baseball. Playing in the toughest division in baseball, the Red Sox last season found themselves in a three-way battle with the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays for the AL East division title.
The Toronto Blue Jays suffered tremendous heartbreak last year as they came one game short of winning their first World Series in 32 years. During what could be described as a magical summer, the Blue Jays, who found themselves struggling with a record in late May below .500, caught fire and went on to post
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Heading into spring training, New York Yankees fans have to be worried about the state of their team’s starting pitching. While the Yankees AL East Division rivals, the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox, have improved their starting pitching staffs, New York has basically stayed status quo. Red Sox and Blue Jays improve starting
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Former MLB second baseman Jeff Kent was understandably quite emotional upon receiving that much-awaited phone call informing the five-time All-Star second baseman that this coming July 26, 2026 he will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. “Absolutely unprepared. Emotionally unstable,” Kent said about hearing the news. “Thoughts are so far clouded.” Kent, who
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Toronto Blue Jays rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage recently put an explanation mark on what has been an incredible rookie season. This 6’4″ 225-pound starter, who was drafted by Toronto 1st round, 20th overall in the 2024 draft, saw his stock drastically rise after accomplishing the near impossible by starting the season playing with Single ‘A’
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The confident Toronto Blue Jays received a huge boost of momentum when injured shortstop Bo Bichette declared himself ready to play in the upcoming World Series. Bichette, who is a two-time American League All-Star, had his season derailed back on September 6th when, during a 3-1 New York Yankees win at Yankee Stadium, he collided
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 Toronto Blue Jays Sportsnet broadcaster Buck Martinez definitely gave the New York Yankees some bulletin board material heading into their much-anticipated best-of-5 AL Divisional Series. Back on September 9th during a Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre against the Houston Astros, Martinez noticed on the out-of-town scoreboard that the Detroit Tigers were defeating the Yankees
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The timing couldn’t be better for the playoff-bound Toronto Blue Jays to get slugging outfielder/DH Anthony Santander back in the lineup. While no decisions have been made, Santander, who hasn’t played for the Jays since May 29th due to a major shoulder injury, wrapped up on September 21st his rehab stint with the Jays Triple-A
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