Jeff Quattrociocchi, Author at Jays From The Couch

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 27, 2018

Blue Jays’ Seung-hwan Oh: The case for a bounce back season

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 27, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks into the possibility of newly acquired reliever, Seung-hwan Oh, having a bounce back season in 2018 Embed from Getty Images In the upcoming Jays…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 26, 2018

The 2018 Blue Jays are a very deep team (and Oh would make them deeper)

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 26, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks into the Toronto Blue Jays depth and value and it is pretty darn good. Embed from Getty Images If any one phrase captures the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 23, 2018

Blue Jays’ strength of schedule compares favourably to wild card rivals

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 23, 2018

Jays From the Couch compares schedules of early Wild Card contenders to see if the Blue Jays have an advantage Embed from Getty Images On Wednesday afternoon, I happened…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 18, 2018

Excellent contact management could give Blue Jays a Top 10 rotation in 2018

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 18, 2018

Jays From the Couch takes a deep dive into the Blue Jays’ rotation and their ability to manage contact Embed from Getty Images I should get this out of…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 16, 2018

Blue Jays Sign Jaime Garcia: We added a starting pitcher!

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 16, 2018

It looks as though the Toronto Blue Jays have added their 5th starter in the form of lefty, Jaime Garcia Embed from Getty Images Thursday afternoon, the Blue Jays…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 12, 2018

Fangraphs loves Blue Jays’ Danny Jansen (and other cool stuff)

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 12, 2018

Toronto Blue Jays catching prospect, Danny Jansen, is garnering a great deal of attention, with good reason Danny Jansen‘s 2017 exploits are by now well-known among Blue Jays fans.…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 5, 2018

Comparing free agent deals with estimates points to a more complicated off-season story

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 5, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks into the slow off-season for the free agent market, which is more complicated than you might think The 2017-18 MLB off-season has been notable…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 29, 2018

Toronto Blue Jays: Grichuk’s comps point to a positive future

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 29, 2018

Jays From the Couch delves into the kind of hitter new Toronto Blue Jays OF, Randal Grichuk is and what we can expect from him In the ten days…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 21, 2018

Using the Blue Jays’ outfield depth to acquire Tyler Anderson

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 21, 2018

Jays From the Couch explores possible next moves for the Blue Jays, including trading Kevin Pillar for starting pitching On Friday, in discussing the Curtis Granderson signing and Joe…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 19, 2018

Blue Jays’ Joe Biagini and runners in scoring position

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 19, 2018

Joe Biagini very well could be the Toronto Blue Jays 5th starter, and that’s not a bad thing Following the Curtis Granderson addition (of which I am a big…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 13, 2018

Loup, There it is! Blue Jays sign solid lefty reliever to a team friendly contract

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 13, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks into the (team friendly) contract agreement between the Toronto Blue Jays and Aaron Loup Late Thursday night, the Toronto Blue Jays came to terms…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 13, 2018

Some thoughts on Toronto Blue Jays’ pre-arbitration agreements

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 13, 2018

Jays From the Couch offers up some thoughts on the Toronto Blue Jays coming to agreement on player contracts before arbitration hearings begin Yesterday was Major League Baseball’s deadline…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 6, 2018

The Blue Jays pick up Yangervis Solarte, super-utility man

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 6, 2018

The Toronto Blue Jays added valuable, and much needed, depth and versatility by trading for Yangervis Solarte The Toronto Blue Jays finally resolved their long-standing issue of middle-infield depth…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 3, 2018

For the Toronto Blue Jays, Dan Straily would be a quality back of the rotation option

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 3, 2018

Jays From the Couch explores the idea of the Toronto Blue Jays adding Dan Straily to their rotation Back on December 30th, Aiden Elash (an avid Jays from the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 2, 2018

Toronto Blue Jays’ Justin Smoak: Why I like his chances to repeat his excellent 2017

Jeff Quattrociocchi January 2, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks into the chances of Justin Smoak repeating his 2017 success for the Toronto Blue Jays Betting that a guy can sustain his performance after…

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 29, 2017

An earnest attempt at projecting Josh Donaldson’s next five seasons

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 29, 2017

Looking at a contract extension, Jays From the Couch goes to great lengths to figure out Josh Donaldson’s potential future value It’s a long post, so here’s a quick…

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 20, 2017

Randal Grichuk would make a great Plan B for the Blue Jays’ outfield

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 20, 2017

Jays From the Couch takes a look at an interesting option for the Blue Jays’ thin outfield. I have written extensively on my hope for the Jays to…

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 11, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays: Going for it in 2018 without mortgaging the future

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 11, 2017

Jays From the Couch has a way the Toronto Blue Jays can “Go For It” in 2018 without mortgaging the future The Ohtani and Stanton transactions have served to…

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 8, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays Hot Stove: Xavier Cedeno looks like an excellent bargain buy

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 8, 2017

This offseason, the Toronto Blue Jays might want to pursue Xavier Cedeno, a lefty reliever that is looking to re-establish himself Xavier Cedeno had a stellar 2017 season with…

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 2, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Aledmys Diaz has the right traits to be a super-utility guy

Jeff Quattrociocchi December 2, 2017

New acquisition, Aledmys Diaz, has the right stuff to be the Toronto Blue Jays super-utility guy By now, you’ve heard the news: the Blue Jays followed up the non-tender…

Blue Jays Sign Tyler Clippard to a Minor-League Deal

Blue Jays Sign Seung-Hwan Oh

Finding a Todd Frazier-type Deal for the Blue Jays

Toronto Blue Jays LIVE 2017 Non-Waiver Trade Deadline Updates

Blue Jays Rotation Options: Can Chris Rowley Dethrone Francisco Liriano?

At the Deadline, Teams are Looking at the Wrong Blue Jays Pitcher

Author: Jeff Quattrociocchi

Blue Jays’ Seung-hwan Oh: The case for a bounce back season

The 2018 Blue Jays are a very deep team (and Oh would make them deeper)

Blue Jays’ strength of schedule compares favourably to wild card rivals

Excellent contact management could give Blue Jays a Top 10 rotation in 2018

Blue Jays Sign Jaime Garcia: We added a starting pitcher!

Fangraphs loves Blue Jays’ Danny Jansen (and other cool stuff)

Comparing free agent deals with estimates points to a more complicated off-season story

Toronto Blue Jays: Grichuk’s comps point to a positive future

Using the Blue Jays’ outfield depth to acquire Tyler Anderson

Blue Jays’ Joe Biagini and runners in scoring position

Loup, There it is! Blue Jays sign solid lefty reliever to a team friendly contract

Some thoughts on Toronto Blue Jays’ pre-arbitration agreements

The Blue Jays pick up Yangervis Solarte, super-utility man

For the Toronto Blue Jays, Dan Straily would be a quality back of the rotation option

Toronto Blue Jays’ Justin Smoak: Why I like his chances to repeat his excellent 2017

An earnest attempt at projecting Josh Donaldson’s next five seasons

Randal Grichuk would make a great Plan B for the Blue Jays’ outfield

Toronto Blue Jays: Going for it in 2018 without mortgaging the future

Toronto Blue Jays Hot Stove: Xavier Cedeno looks like an excellent bargain buy

Toronto Blue Jays’ Aledmys Diaz has the right traits to be a super-utility guy