Sometimes it just pays to have a true superstar on your team. Today's links include an interview with Marcus Stroman, a scouting report on Kevin Gausman and the latest on the toilet paper situation in Venezuela.
Mark Buehrle hasn't been great this year, but he has been unique.
Thanks to a clutch bases clearing double by Edwin Encarnacion the Blue Jays prevailed yesterday afternoon against the Rays. Today's links include a profile of Sean Nolin, Miguel Cabrera's greatness and some of the best insects to chow down on.
R.A Dickey if off to a pretty rough start to his Blue Jays career, but what is the true cause of his struggles?
For the first time this year I think it's fair to say that the Blue Jays are rolling.Today's links look at some of Toronto's prospects, a study in how players perform on their bobblehead nights and everything you need to know about diamond heists.
A 4-3 road trip at Tampa Bay and Boston has to be taken as a good sign. The Blue Jays have dug themselves a fairly massive hole and a week like last week could be the first step to finding their way out.
That was far from ideal, to say the least. Today's links include J.A Happ's condition, Matt Harvey's dominance and Canada's future in space.
The injury suffered by J.A Happ tonight was of the sufficiently scary variety to remind those watching that baseball is just a game and the well being of other human beings is infinitely more important.
Today's links include discussion about the job security of John Gibbons, the MLB's first German-developed player and some of the most transparent animals around.
The good new is that you can only lose one game at a time. The bad news is everything else. Links feature the Jays' NHL playoff picks, Barry Zito's musical exploits and the beginning of the internet itself.
