Author: Jeff Quattrociocchi

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2018

Blue Jays’ J.A. Happ is the best rental SP in a thin trade market

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2018

The MLB Trade Deadline season is underway and the Blue Jays have the most valuable pitchign chip on the market Embed from Getty Images MLB Trade Rumours’ Top 50…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 22, 2018

Ryan Tepera is a legit trade chip for the Blue Jays

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 22, 2018

The Toronto Blue Jays have a number of trade chips this summer and Ryan Tepera is a good one. Embed from Getty Images The Blue Jays are sellers in this…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 20, 2018

Expected run differential per game: A primer for Blue Jays fans

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 20, 2018

Expected run differential per game? Keep reading to discover an interesting new statistic, and how it relates to your Toronto Blue Jays Embed from Getty Images Regular readers…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 18, 2018

Blue Jays: Devon Travis is back!

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 18, 2018

The Toronto Blue Jays are benefiting from Devon Travis’ return in solid offensive production Embed from Getty Images The first month of the Blue Jays’ 2018 season was a…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 13, 2018

Blue Jays: 2018 Aledmys might be better than 2016 Aledmys

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 13, 2018

Jays From the Couch look sat the numbers and the Toronto Blue Jays may be the recipients of a better Aledmys Diaz Embed from Getty Images When Aledmys Diaz…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 2, 2018

Danny Jansen: Blue Jays’ Catcher of the Future™

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 2, 2018

Jays From the Couch takes a close look at the prize backstop of the Toronto Blue Jays organization Embed from Getty Images The trademark symbol in this…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 31, 2018

Wrapping my head around the Blue Jays’ bad batted ball luck

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 31, 2018

Jays From the Couch takes the look at the Toronto Blue Jays batted ball luck during this tumultuous season Embed from Getty Images This season has really…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 21, 2018

Statstravaganza compares the Blue Jays, Angels and Mariners

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 21, 2018

Jays From the Couch takes an in-depth looks at the statistical differences between the Blue Jays and their main wild card rivals Embed from Getty Images Each successive…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 17, 2018

Blue Jays’ Seung-hwan Oh is producing a lot like his 2016 self

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 17, 2018

Jays from the Couch examines the turnaround of Toronto Blue Jays reliever Seung-hwan Oh Embed from Getty Images Seunghwan Oh was among the last signings for the Blue…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 12, 2018

Examining the Blue Jays’ internal closer options

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 12, 2018

Jays From the Couch analyzes the closer options already on the Toronto Blue Jays roster. This past Tuesday, Blue Jays fans learned that Roberto Osuna was arrested and…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 8, 2018

Blue Jays’ Kevin Pillar: Caution is understandable, but he is hitting better than ever

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 8, 2018

Kevin Pillar is off to another blistering start, and Blue Jays fans can get excited because this is a whole new level for the center fielder. Kevin Pillar is in the midst…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2018

Jeff Q’s Bi-Weekly Blue Jays Statstravaganza: Good First Month

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2018

Jays From the Couch presents to Jeff Q’s bi-weekly Toronto Blue Jays statistical adventure! Embed from Getty Images Welcome all to another Blue Jays Statstravaganza. Last we spoke, the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2018

The Blue Jays might have the most balanced attack in the majors

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 4, 2018

This might come as a surprise, but the Toronto Blue Jays have a rather balanced lineup Embed from Getty Images Heading into the season, the Jays offence was…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 16, 2018

Jeff Q’s Bi-Weekly Blue Jays Statstravaganza: Inaugural Edition

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 16, 2018

Jays From the Couch resident statsman, Jeff Q breaks down the Toronto Blue Jays first two weeks of the 2018 season Embed from Getty Images What a time to…

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 8, 2018

Plate Discipline: What sets Vlad and Bo apart from Travis Snider as Blue Jays prospects

Jeff Quattrociocchi April 8, 2018

Jays From the Couch compares Vlad Jr & Bo Bichette to another highly touted Blue Jays prospect- Travis Snider Embed from Getty Images A few weeks back, Dave Church…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 29, 2018

The Blue Jays most likely to beat their Fangraphs projections

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 29, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks at the projections for the Toronto Blue Jays and argues that they are a little light. Embed from Getty Images It’s prediction season in…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 27, 2018

My ode to the Blue Jays’ J.A. Happ

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 27, 2018

Jays From the Couch explores just how good Toronto Blue Jays Opening Day starter, J.A. Happ has been Embed from Getty Images J.A. Happ, the Toronto Blue Jays’ 2018…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 22, 2018

Blue Jays: Vlad Jr.’s Scouting Grades and Vlad Sr.’s HOF Career

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 22, 2018

Jays From the Couch takes a look at Vladimir Guerrero Jr’s scouting grades and project his MLB performance Embed from Getty Images What follows is a fun, hypothetical exercise in…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 17, 2018

If They Hit, Diaz & Solarte are Both SS Options for Blue Jays

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 17, 2018

With the questionable health of Tulo, Jays From the Couch explores shortstop options for the Toronto Blue Jays Embed from Getty Images Let me immediately clarify what I mean…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 13, 2018

Converting Blue Jays’ Anthony Alford’s scouting grades into MLB stats

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 13, 2018

Jays From the Couch looks at what Toronto Blue Jays outfielder, Anthony Alford could contribute at the big league level, complete with comps Embed from Getty Images Sunday night,…

Blue Jays & The Evolving Role of Starters

What Should the Blue Jays do with Troy Tulowitzki in 2019?

Blue Jays Made the Right Decision by Trading Josh Donaldson

Blue Jays Made the Right Decision by Trading Josh Donaldson

Blue Jays Getting Closer to Reshaping Roster

Blue Jays Buying Low on Ken Giles

Blue Jays’ J.A. Happ is the best rental SP in a thin trade market

Ryan Tepera is a legit trade chip for the Blue Jays

Expected run differential per game: A primer for Blue Jays fans

Blue Jays: Devon Travis is back!

Blue Jays: 2018 Aledmys might be better than 2016 Aledmys

Danny Jansen: Blue Jays’ Catcher of the Future™

Wrapping my head around the Blue Jays’ bad batted ball luck

Statstravaganza compares the Blue Jays, Angels and Mariners

Blue Jays’ Seung-hwan Oh is producing a lot like his 2016 self

Examining the Blue Jays’ internal closer options

Blue Jays’ Kevin Pillar: Caution is understandable, but he is hitting better than ever

Jeff Q’s Bi-Weekly Blue Jays Statstravaganza: Good First Month

The Blue Jays might have the most balanced attack in the majors

Jeff Q’s Bi-Weekly Blue Jays Statstravaganza: Inaugural Edition

Plate Discipline: What sets Vlad and Bo apart from Travis Snider as Blue Jays prospects

The Blue Jays most likely to beat their Fangraphs projections

My ode to the Blue Jays’ J.A. Happ

Blue Jays: Vlad Jr.’s Scouting Grades and Vlad Sr.’s HOF Career

If They Hit, Diaz & Solarte are Both SS Options for Blue Jays

Converting Blue Jays’ Anthony Alford’s scouting grades into MLB stats