Category: baseball

  • jays VS. minnisota, streamed live friday night!

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    This blog post has been crossposted to other blogs. so enjoy. What is it? Baseball Who’s playing? jays and minnisota. What time does it start? 6:30PM eastern. who’s running the show? to extremely geeky people,. How do I listen? You listen by waiting until 6:30PM on Friday April 1, 2011, … Read the rest

  • The NL finally wins one.

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    See what happens when the Yankees blow up? That needs to happen more often. Just next time, can it be the Braves? They must be due now… Shush, Steve. I don’t wanna hear it. They’re due, dammit. Now back to watching my hockey team implode.

  • Hey look, the damn Yankees are done!

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    This’ll teach me to pay more attention to what goes on in the baseball world. While I was busy doing things of a geeky nature, which will make the blog in the near future, the Yankees were getting their asses handed to them by Texas. Nifty. Now, I can actually … Read the rest

  • Roy does what Roy does, and he does it with a smile.

    I missed a lot of Jays games last year. Probably slightly more than the amount I missed this year. I almost always made it a point to watch when Roy Halladay was on the mound, though, regardless to what else I might have missed. Why? Because if ever there was … Read the rest

  • End of season mumblings: Jose Bautista’s on steroids.

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    Okay, so maybe he’s not. I don’t really know. But over the last month or so, he’s pretty much exploded–in the form of a team record piercing home run performance. And you know someone’s gonna ask the question in the offseason if they haven’t already. They asked it of Barry … Read the rest

  • The best pitcher in baseball is perfect–just not in Toronto.

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    Back in December, the Bluejays’ best pitcher, possibly of all time, flew the coop. I wrote this entry about it then. No sooner does he leave the team does he put up the kind of game that’s only ever happened 19 other times in the history of the league–a … Read the rest

  • They don’t win often, but they win big.

    I’ve always sort of absentmindedly followed the Jays for as long as I can remember. It wasn’t until around 1999 or 2000 that I started more consistently paying attention. And, admittedly, I didn’t do a whole lot of that last year. Now, though, I’m actually surprisingly glad I do. Edwin … Read the rest

  • Okay, Bluejays, let’s play ball!

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    It’s the start of April. The official start of spring for any sports fan. And, the official start of the 2010 baseball season. There’s a crap ton of young bats turning loose on this team, and even more waiting in the wings. Will we make the playoffs this year? Not … Read the rest

  • Zach who?

    Until about 2 minutes ago, I had no clue who Zach Jackson was, in spite of the fact the Jays apparently drafted him in the supplemental round in 2004. Woopsies. Apparently Cleveland’s decided to send him back. Not saying he’ll be our new Halladay, but hey, one more top … Read the rest

  • Roy leaves the Jays, but at least he took my advice.

    He’d been threatening to do so according to a report or two for at least a month. Now, he’s done it. Roy Halladay, apparently effective as of this morning, is no longer a Bluejay. In a 3-way deal he ended up going to Philadelphia. On the bright side, we can … Read the rest

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