Smoke, Mirrors and Mark Buehrle
Mark Buehrle hasn't been great this year, but he has been unique.
Toronto Blue Jays Analysis
What's going on with Emilio Bonifacio?
It's safe to say that Emilio Bonifacio is not having a good 2013 season. After a nice game Monday, which included a single and a walk, Bonifacio's slash line now sits at .200/.234/.324, with a .243...
The Real Problem With R.A Dickey
R.A Dickey if off to a pretty rough start to his Blue Jays career, but what is the true cause of his struggles?
Who's up, Who's Down: Blue Jay Pitchers
A look at how the Blue Jay pitchers have done over the last two weeks.
Looking at the Jays Bullpen Usage
The starters aren't going deep, so can you blame Gibbons for the 21st-ranked bullpen?
Who's Up, Who's Down: Blue Jays Batters
A look at how the Toronto Blue Jay batter have been doing the last couple of weeks. Much better than before, thank you.
Adam Lind is a New Man
2013 has been a good year for Adam Lind so far and there are some signs that he might be serious about being a useful player this season.
Looking at the weekend Blue Jays-Red Sox series
Nice to win a series from the Red Sox, in Boston. Some notes from the weekend: I think that was the best starting pitching we've had for any series this season. Considering Ramon Ortiz, Mark...
The book on Storey
Since last October, the Blue Jays have claimed 20 players on waivers, the most of any team in the league. Mickey Storey was claim #6, back on December 19, 2012, although few fans took notice, as...
Pitching Depth?
You remember this off-season, when it seemed like the keyword was depth. Especially depth in the starting rotation. Well, it hasn't worked out the way we hoped it would. Right now the rotation...
I've never been so happy to see a month end
That was an awful month of baseball for the Blue Jays. A quick look at the good and bad of the month.
Lineup variation and overreaction
The 2013 Blue Jays lineup was supposed to feature Jose Reyes, Melky Cabrera, Jose Bautista, and Edwin Encarnacion as the top four. However, with Jose Reyes' injury, the initial injury to Brett...
Blue Jays Early Season Questions and Answers
It's been a tough month, and the fanbase has questions. We have answers.
Who's Up, Who's Down: The Batters
Not many of the Blue Jay batters have been doing well.
Who's Up, Who's Down: Jays Pitchers
A look at how the Blue Jays pitchers have done over the past two weeks.
A Look at Last Night's Zone
Last night's strike zone, at least from watching on TV, appeared to be a tad, well...large. The zone seemed to expand quite a bit in the ‘outside' area depending on which handed batter was up at...
Jays must do better versus the A.L. East
The Blue Jays’ 9-4 loss to the Yankees last night didn’t just kick off a three-game series between the two clubs, it marked the start of the Jays’ most important stretch of the 2013 season. M...
There's Panic on the Streets of T Dot
A short post looking at how deep the hole the Blue Jays are in now. How good do they have to be to pull themselves out of it?
Adam Lind Through 18 Plate Appearances
It's a small sample, sure, but what can we learn from Lind's first 18 trips to the dish?
Comparing AL East Outfields
The AL East has had a tonne of turnover in the outfield - are the Jays an elite group?
Ricky and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Day
A day that didn't go as well as Ricky Romero would have liked.
When Should Reyes Run?
Jose Reyes is an excellent base stealer, but he also happens to be on base with sluggers at the plate.
Don't Worry, Be Happ-y
J.A. Happ should embrace his situation instead of whining about it.
The Battle for Backup
Since the first of the two big off-season trades made by Alex Anthopoulos this winter, the Blue Jays have seen drastic turnover at the catching position. In 2012, J.P. Arencibia and Jeff Mathis...
Santos or Janssen: Does it Matter?
A fair bit of talk this spring has been about who has the inside track for the closer's role. With Casey Janssen injured and his status for the opener against the Indians unclear, it would seem S...
J.A. Happ, An Unhappy Jay
J.A. Happ is not happy that he is most likely going to be the ace for the AAA Buffalo Bisons no matter how he does this spring. I understand that. He broke into the majors as a 24-year old back in...
