The Blue Jays swapped Drew Hutchinson for Francisco Liriano at the 2016 MLB Trade Deadline. Toronto also received two prospects in OF Harold Ramirez and C Reese McGuire. They also sent Jesse Chavez to the Los Angeles Dodgers in return for Mike Bolsinger. Continue reading Jays Make Small Splash at Trade Deadline
A preview of the 2016 MLB All Star Game by a few of the Baseball Thirty writers. Continue reading 2016 All-Star Game Thoughts & Predicitions
By: Ryan Colpitts It’s been quite a few weeks for the Toronto Blue Jays. To the cheer of the Blue Jays faithful, the offence has finally been found, which has helped the team go 12-5 in their past 15 games. This weekend was no different as they took on the Boston Red Sox at Fenway. Things started off Friday night as the knuckleballer R.A. Dickey … Continue reading Jays Win Series Against Red Sox, Go 12-5 in last 15
By: Ryan Colpitts The Toronto Blue Jays headed into extra innings for the third time this season, as they would look to sweep the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Wednesday afternoon. Marcus Stroman would be sent to the hill in search of his fifth win of the season. The Giants would send Madison Bumgarner as he was in search of his fifth win as well. … Continue reading Blue Jays Unable to Complete Sweep at AT&T
By: Ryan Colpitts The Toronto Blue Jays would say goodbye to the Texas Rangers Thursday evening, hoping to send them off with a loss. After winning the previous two games with back-to-back walk-off wins, the Jays would look to keep rolling, with the hopes of having more of an offensive attack. After Prince Fielder would score Adrian Beltre to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead … Continue reading Jays Bats Come Alive in Series Finale Against Texas
By: Ryan Colpitts The Toronto Blue Jays headed to Boston Friday night to start a four game series against a division rival, the Red Sox. On Jackie Robinson Day, the blue birds fell short, losing 5-3 handing R.A. Dickey his second loss of the year. Boston took an early three run lead in the bottom of the first inning, which would find them ahead of … Continue reading Blue Jays Split in Beantown
By: Ryan Colpitts It’s 2016 and baseball has returned for the defending AL East division champions. The Toronto Blue Jays started their season opening in St. Petersburg, as they would play guest to the Tampa Bay Rays. Toronto would take the first two games of the series, winning both contest’s 5-3. Stroman and R.A. Dickey would both be rewarded with the victory for their efforts. Things … Continue reading AL East Champs Go 2-2
By: Joe Botana Unlike the NLCS, which turned out to be totally one sided, and which ended with a convincing knock-out punch in game four on Wednesday, the ALCS has totally lived up to its advance billings. The Toronto Blue Jays and Kansas City Royals will answer the bell for round six tonight having both delivered and received some punishing blows in the previous five, … Continue reading Preview of ALCS Game Six – Game On for the Heavyweight Title Contenders
By: Ryan Colpitts The Jays would see themselves with their backs against the wall once again. The Toronto ball club would be looking to get into the Kansas City Royals team who have been so dominate this post-season and force a game six back at Kauffman Stadium. Marco Estrada would be sent to the hill in hopes of keeping the season alive; as it would be … Continue reading Estrada Keeps Jays Playoff Hopes Alive
By: Ryan Colpitts Game three. Down 2-0 in the ALCS series against the Kansas City Royals. The Toronto Blue Jays were looking to get a win in hopes of staying alive in the series in hopes of going back to Kauffman Stadium to clinch down the road. For now, the Jays needed to take it game by game and tonight they sent Marcus Stroman to the … Continue reading Jays Take Crown From Royals
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