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Here is a comprehensive list of the best tweets from the Blue Jays series at Camden Yards:
On the home run hitting form of our right fielder, Steve Pearce:
.@WayneTwentyOcho has his home run swing down to a science. pic.twitter.com/tWFRw6a86N
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) April 10, 2018
On our first baseman, Josh Donaldson:
When Coach shouts "everybody, pick a position" and you sprint out to first base >>>> pic.twitter.com/8oumQryb00
— Richard Lee-Sam (@RLeesam) April 9, 2018
Kendrys Morales, first baseman: I strained my hamstring taking a leadoff
— Emily- Thank You Jerry! (@JaysGirlEmily) April 10, 2018
Josh Donaldson, first baseman: pic.twitter.com/hW3yOGhVlY
On Chris Davis’ continued struggles:
Are we sure this Davis doesn’t spell Chris with a K?
— Guzman’s Jhericurl (@GuzmansJhercurl) April 11, 2018
Chris Davis is so bad at baseball and the Orioles are paying him so much money for so long.
— Gideon Turk (@GideonTurk) April 10, 2018
I love baseball.
And his resulting broken bat:
Damn Chris Davis finally making hard contact with his bat
— ℳatt (@matttomic) April 10, 2018
On Devon Travis’ slow start:
The exit velocity on that ball coming off Travis’s elbow was the highest he’s produced this season.
— Andrew Stoeten (@AndrewStoeten) April 10, 2018
On all the 9th inning offense in Game 1:
orioles giving out insurance like they’re geico
— Gideon Turk (@GideonTurk) April 10, 2018
send tweet
EVEN GRICHUK IS HITTING
— Scott (@TuronnoJays) April 10, 2018
The Jays offense seems better.
— Ben Ennis (@SportsnetBen) April 10, 2018
On Josh Donaldson’s grand slam finale:
THAT'S OUR FIRST BASEMAN! GRANDSLAM FOR JD!#BlueJays
— Annetastic (@_Annetastic_) April 10, 2018
The ball I thought was gone wasn’t gone and the one I thought wasn’t gone was gone. They know we know they know that we know.
— Lazy Daisy (@Daisy_child) April 10, 2018
Name: Buck Showalter
— Mathew Tsang (@MathewTsang) April 10, 2018
Job: Baseball Manager
City: Baltimore, Maryland
Favourite Pastime: Leaving in the wrong reliever to give up massive homeruns to the Blue Jays. #wildcard #tonight
— Paul Frank (@pwgfrank) April 10, 2018
On supporting your teammates:
Randal Grichuk got a heroes' welcome when he came back to the Blue Jays dugout, snapping his 0-for-26 drought. As they ran off onto the field for the bottom of the ninth, Curtis Granderson yelled to him, "eat the same breakfast tomorrow!"
— Arash Madani (@ArashMadani) April 10, 2018
On highlights:
An Orioles fan screaming “What’re you gonna do now, Buck?!” in an empty Camden Yards cleared out by a mammoth Josh Donaldson grand slam to centre field is already one of my favourite Blue Jays moments of all time.
— Navin Vaswani (@vaswani_) April 10, 2018
On accurate statistics:
It's April 10th and Jays already have their 8th win.
— Gruber's Mullet (@GrubersMullet) April 11, 2018
Jays got their 8th win for 2017 season on July 5th, 2021.
On Aaron Sanchez’s almost no-hitter:
Good evening.
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) April 11, 2018
If you're not watching this baseball game yet, now would be a good time to start.
That is all.
It's been a long time since I've gotten to use this but, pic.twitter.com/3G5HJiu2yy
— Greg Wisniewski (@coolhead2010) April 11, 2018
On the magic of baseball:
Nearly a no-hitter, Granderson's first homer as a #BlueJays player, Osuna becomes youngest ever to reach 100 saves. Who says Tuesday night baseball in April is boring?
— Laura Armstrong (@lauraarmy) April 11, 2018
Baseball is wild because it can turn a routine Tuesday night in April into one of the most stressful situations of your life
— ℳatt (@matttomic) April 11, 2018
On Curtis Granderson’s go ahead homer:
I’m not religious but GOD BLESS CURTIS GRANDERSON
— Quinn (@BoBichette) April 11, 2018
On behalf of Jose, Curtis Granderson. #BlueJays
— Scott MacArthur (@ScottyMacThinks) April 11, 2018
The Grandy Man
— no (@noah_sherman) April 11, 2018
❎ cannot
✅ can
On Roberto Osuna’s 100 save milestone:
ROBER10 0SUNA
— Andy (@_rallycap) April 11, 2018
It's so great that Roberto was able to be honest and open about his troubles last year, and is now kicking ass. What a lad.
— X - The_Road_Guy (@The_Road_Guy) April 11, 2018
(which gifted us gems like this)
23 years, 2 months and 4 days young. Congratulations to @RobertoOsuna1 for joining the saves club! #BlueJays #OsunaMatata
— Vancouver Canadians (@vancanadians) April 11, 2018
#️⃣1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ career saves! Osuna pitched for the C’s in 2012 #AtTheNat pic.twitter.com/itwh6NNBhz
On our continued appreciation for ACEstrada:
If I could marry a pitch, it’d be Marco Estrada’s change-up.
— (((Eric Koreen))) (@ekoreen) April 11, 2018
On Danny Barnes’ masterful outing:
Danny Barnes.... pic.twitter.com/sSqSOfnaEZ
— Gruber's Mullet (@GrubersMullet) April 12, 2018
On our backup catcher and his current 1.071 OPS:
Maile
— X - The_Road_Guy (@The_Road_Guy) April 12, 2018
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On making the most of every opportunity:
For Ngoepe, every big-league at-bat is a Gift.
— Jonah Birenbaum (@birenball) April 11, 2018
I am terribly sorry.
BONUS:
On being punny:
Why are they calling them "Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani" and not "Angels: Infinity WAR"
— Michael Baumann (@MJ_Baumann) April 11, 2018
On Joey Votto who is the best:
True to form, Joey Votto's having a little fun with the Philly fans. pic.twitter.com/UXJ30kjsl1
— FOX Sports Ohio (@FOXSportsOH) April 9, 2018
On things we can’t unsee:
We don't give Chris Sale enough credit for being one of the best pitchers in the majors with Ash Ketchum's delivery. pic.twitter.com/jX8Qc1Wm7i
— Chris Cwik (@Chris_Cwik) April 11, 2018
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