Jeff Quattrociocchi, Author at Jays From The Couch

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 20, 2019

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Gurriel’s breakout is the elusive MLB-level win the Blue Jays rebuild needed

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 20, 2019

Lourdes Gurriel Jr is showing the kind of performance needed to call the Toronto Blue Jays’ rebuild a “win”. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. has been dominating at the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 10, 2019

Blue Jays Return for Stroman, Giles, Smoak, Galvis and Sogard?

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 10, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays will have an interesting time navigating the MLB Trade Deadline this year with some key players available This season there is only one…

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2019

The Dunedin Blue Jays are one of the best MiLB teams of 2019

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2019

A strong farm system needs depth and the Toronto Blue Jays are seeing their Dunedin team among the best in the minors The Dunedin Blue Jays are…

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2019

Danny Jansen’s luck finally seems to be improving

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays are benefiting from a turn around in the fortunes of Danny Jansen The last eight games have been the best stretch of Danny…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2019

Gurriel and Biggio have injected some much needed life into the Blue Jays’ season

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2019

It can be difficult to find positives in the Blue Jays’ 2019 season, but Gurriel & Biggio are doing their best to provide some 2019 always seemed…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 10, 2019

Injuries ended up “solving” the Blue Jays’ starting pitching logjam

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 10, 2019

A once deep cast of starters has become rather sparse as injuries pile up for the Toronto Blue Jays “Over the last couple of seasons, a primary…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 28, 2019

Justin Smoak became a great hitter a couple of seasons ago and hasn’t stopped since

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 28, 2019

Justin Smoak could be in the final months as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays, and he continues to show his value Justin Smoak is in…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 23, 2019

Blue Jays’ Danny Jansen has had an improved/unlucky May

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 23, 2019

After a rough start to the season, could things finally be turning around for Blue Jays’ catcher, Danny Jansen Danny Jansen can hit. Last season, he was…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 9, 2019

Nick Podkul: Another solid infielder in the Blue Jays system

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 9, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays have another solid infielder in their system that you may not have heard much about…until now Nick Podkul had a rough start to…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 7, 2019

Ken Giles has been absolutely dealing for the Blue Jays

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 7, 2019

According to all the numbers, Ken Giles has proven himself to be rather effective as the closer for the Toronto Blue Jays Blue Jays reliever Ken Giles…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2019

Highlighting the promising starts of a few Blue Jays’ prospects

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2019

JFtC highlights a handful of Blue Jays prospects that have started the 2019 season quite nicely The Blue Jays have a deep farm system, with some players…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 23, 2019

Waguespack has earned a shot at filling the Blue Jays’ rotation gap

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 23, 2019

If the Toronto Blue Jays are looking to fill a rotation spot, they should give Jacob Waguespack a chance to prove himself The Blue Jays’ weekend sweep…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 21, 2019

Thomas Pannone has been a very good reliever for the Blue Jays (so far)

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 21, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays may have found the best role for Thomas Pannone as the multi inning reliever Almost two years after joining the Blue Jays, Thomas Pannone…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 9, 2019

Examining the power of Blue Jays prospects with fly ball distance

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 9, 2019

Jays From the Couch gives you a rundown of the power that exists in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system Power is an increasingly sought after…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 3, 2019

Thoughts on the Blue Jays’ productive Tuesday

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 3, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays made a flurry of moves on Tuesday, including the trade of Kevin Pillar to the Giants The Blue Jays got a lot of…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 2, 2019

Blue Jays: Trent Thornton’s MLB debut was a Statcast masterpiece

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 2, 2019

Toronto Blue Jays rookie, Trent Thornton, made his MLB debut and put on a quality Statcast performance It’s not often that I write two consecutive posts about…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 27, 2019

Trent Thornton has earned his spot in the Blue Jays’ opening day rotation

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 27, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays will begin the 2019 season with Trent Thornton in their rotation, which is a potentially interesting decision On Tuesday afternoon, Blue Jays manager…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 22, 2019

Laying out potential 2019s for Blue Jays’ Teoscar Hernandez

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 22, 2019

Blue Jays’ OF, Teoscar Hernandez, is having a great spring, so we look at what that could mean for the 2019 season Teoscar Hernandez‘s strong spring has…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 18, 2019

Thoughts on the Blue Jays’ MiLB-wide salary increase

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 18, 2019

The Toronto Blue Jays have committed to increasing the salary for their minor league players and it is a nice start Finally! For a while now, I’ve…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 13, 2019

Blue Jays hitters have performed well this spring

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 13, 2019

While there isn’t much to Spring Training stats, the Toronto Blue Jays are enjoying some nice offensive numbers I tend to write about stats. However, writing about stats during spring…

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Blue Jays prospect Kevin Smith has heated up since returning from injury

What’s the Blue Jays Strategy for the 2019 Draft?

JFtC 2019 Blue Jays Top Prospects- #1, Vlad Jr

The Blue Jays and the Free Agent SP Market

Can the Blue Jays sign Yoshitomo Tsutsugo?

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Author: Jeff Quattrociocchi

Gurriel’s breakout is the elusive MLB-level win the Blue Jays rebuild needed

Blue Jays Return for Stroman, Giles, Smoak, Galvis and Sogard?

The Dunedin Blue Jays are one of the best MiLB teams of 2019

Danny Jansen’s luck finally seems to be improving

Gurriel and Biggio have injected some much needed life into the Blue Jays’ season

Injuries ended up “solving” the Blue Jays’ starting pitching logjam

Justin Smoak became a great hitter a couple of seasons ago and hasn’t stopped since

Blue Jays’ Danny Jansen has had an improved/unlucky May

Nick Podkul: Another solid infielder in the Blue Jays system

Ken Giles has been absolutely dealing for the Blue Jays

Highlighting the promising starts of a few Blue Jays’ prospects

Waguespack has earned a shot at filling the Blue Jays’ rotation gap

Thomas Pannone has been a very good reliever for the Blue Jays (so far)

Examining the power of Blue Jays prospects with fly ball distance

Thoughts on the Blue Jays’ productive Tuesday

Blue Jays: Trent Thornton’s MLB debut was a Statcast masterpiece

Trent Thornton has earned his spot in the Blue Jays’ opening day rotation

Laying out potential 2019s for Blue Jays’ Teoscar Hernandez

Thoughts on the Blue Jays’ MiLB-wide salary increase

Blue Jays hitters have performed well this spring