The Toronto Blue Jays have taken a hit to their starting rotation with veteran Max Scherzer leaving their game against the Baltimore Orioles with a right lat injury. He went three innings and gave up two home runs. The plan for Scherzer, according to MLB.com’s Keegan Matheson, was to go 80 pitches. The injury appears linked to his thumb issue that flared up in spring training. … [Read more...] about Max Scherzer Leaves Saturday’s Game Early with Lat Soreness
Why This Blue Jays Rookie Deserves a Shot at Third Base
Toronto Blue Jays’ Will Wagner’s role is becoming more impactful, and signs are showing that he could be better suited at third base. Following the Blue Jays’ tough loss on Opening Day, shaking up the lineup was necessary. Wagner started at third base for the season’s second game, and it worked out well. Wagner also got to play third in camp, and he displayed good defensive … [Read more...] about Why This Blue Jays Rookie Deserves a Shot at Third Base
Three Reasons Blue Jays Fans Should Have More Optimism This Season
Following a beneficial offseason for the Blue Jays, where several areas of their lineup improved, there’s plenty of reason for optimism among fans this season. The Blue Jays’ bullpen has been amplified, a surge with offense and a rock-solid rotation that could help boost their chances of reaching the postseason. All these upgrades, along with projected rebound and breakout … [Read more...] about Three Reasons Blue Jays Fans Should Have More Optimism This Season
Promoting Blue Jays’ Young Offensive Player Should Be a Priority
The Toronto Blue Jays’ regular season gets underway on Thursday, but a player who didn’t make the roster deserves to be called up. On March 20th, the Blue Jays optioned Orelvis Martinez along with Jake Bloss, and Jonatan Clase to Triple-A. While Martinez showcased his offensive flair in camp, he fell short of snagging a roster spot. While he’s a potential star in the making … [Read more...] about Promoting Blue Jays’ Young Offensive Player Should Be a Priority
How This Multifunctional Hitter Enhances the Blue Jays Roster for Opening Day
The Toronto Blue Jays announced yesterday which players have made the final Opening Day roster spots and Will Wagner was one of them. The roster spots were coming down to the wire but that ship has sailed as Opening Day is days away. Wagner made his MLB debut with the Blue Jays last season and recorded a .305 batting average, 25 hits, two home runs, and 11 RBI, across 82 … [Read more...] about How This Multifunctional Hitter Enhances the Blue Jays Roster for Opening Day