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
By: Ryan Colpitts Heading into the weekday series against the Detroit Tigers, the Toronto Blue Jays were looking to continue their streak of consecutive series won. The Jays have won 5 pervious series, and on Monday, they would send J.A. Happ to the mound in hopes of starting off the three game set with a victory. The Tigers would send Michael Fulmer to the hump … Continue reading Tigers Pounce on Jays, End Consecutive Streaks
By: Ryan Colpitts In the last meeting of 2016 between the Toronto Blue Jays and Texas Rangers, a massive controversial event took place in Arlington. Things started to get heated Sunday night when the Rangers Matt Bush hit Jose Bautista to start of the eighth inning. During Bautista’s last plate appearance, the Rangers decided it was time to get back at the creator of the … Continue reading Jays Fall to Rangers in Round Three
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 ALCS would begin in Kansas City as the Royals ball club gained control of the top spot in the American League during the regular season. Playing at home in game one, the Royals would look to take an early lead to gain control of the best of seven series. They would send Edinson Volquez to the mound as the Toronto Blue Jays … Continue reading Royals Keep The Crown in Game 1 of ALCS
By: Ryan Colpitts It was a late afternoon start at the Rogers Centre Saturday as the Jays were set to face the Red Sox in game two of the last series in Toronto. R.A. Dickey would be sent to the mound as Boston would send Wade Miley as his counterpart. The Jays were looking to remain steady with the Yankees who won their contest earlier on. … Continue reading Jays fall to Red Sox, Lose Ground to Yankees
One thing that is for sure is that the Price has been right in Toronto. Since the Tigers traded him to Toronto, David Price has been putting out dominant start after dominant start. Troy Tulowitzki has also been a tremendous upgrade for Toronto as well. The Blue Jays erupted for 3 runs in the first inning. With David Price on the mound, that was all … Continue reading Blue Jays Rout Angels 9-2
It was an electrifying night Wednesday evening as the Jays faced off against the Athletics in their second game in the series. Heading into the game, the Jays had currently won nine straight and were looking to get #10 in front off a sold out crowd. Things started off early. The Jays would score 3 runs in the first inning to get on the board … Continue reading Blue Jays Back Up Record
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