Jeff Quattrociocchi, Author at Jays From The Couch

Jeff Quattrociocchi August 15, 2017

Blue Jays’ Marco Estrada has been exceptionally good lately

Jeff Quattrociocchi August 15, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks at the turn around that Toronto Blue Jays’ starting pitcher, Marco Estrada, is enjoying lately I have an apology to make to Blue Jays…

Jeff Quattrociocchi August 8, 2017

Blue Jays Prospects, Bo Bichette and Vlad Jr., are historically productive teenagers

Jeff Quattrociocchi August 8, 2017

Jays From the Couch shows that the Toronto Blue Jays’ Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr rank among the best in history for their age Over the last decade,…

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 14, 2017

2017 Toronto Blue Jays: An explanation for my continued optimism

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 14, 2017

There is still reason to be optimistic about the Toronto Blue Jays in 2017. Here’s a break down of what fuels the positive vibes It’s a long one, so…

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2017

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Toronto Blue Jays: Justin Smoak is Justin Smoak, not Michael Saunders

Jeff Quattrociocchi July 6, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays fans don’t need to worry. Justin Smoak will not be second half of 2016 Michael Saunders Blue Jays fans are worried that Justin Smoak will replicate…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Kevin Pillar: Hasn’t regressed at the plate, is just unlucky

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 29, 2017

After a hot start to the season, it would appear that Toronto Blue Jays’ Kevin Pillar has regressed, but it is not that easy. In a number of ways…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 28, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Steve Pearce: MLB’s third-worst batter in April, third-best since

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 28, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays OF, Steve Pearce started 2017 rather poorly, but will surprise you with his dramatic turn around Steve Pearce. It’s important to preface any discussion of a…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 22, 2017

The Blue Jays have been the second best team in the AL for two months

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 22, 2017

The Toronto Blue Jays have been one of the best teams in the AL for a while now, which may surprise you. The Blue Jays have had such a…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 20, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays & Jose Bautista’s Mutual Option: Not Looking Likely

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 20, 2017

Jays From the Couch explores all the scenarios where the Toronto Blue Jays & Jose Bautista’s mutual options is triggered When Jose Bautista signed his one-year deal with the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 14, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Dwight Smith Jr. earns another (probably short) call-up as Zeke Hits DL

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 14, 2017

The Toronto Blue Jays have placed Ezequiel Carrera on the DL with a fractured foot and re-called Dwight Smith Jr After putting outfielder Ezequiel Carrera on the DL with…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 12, 2017

West Coast Road-Trip: Blue Jays hitting and (especially) pitching were fantastic

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 12, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks at the numbers and shows the Toronto Blue Jays recent road trip was better than the 3-3 record Blue Jays fans can be content…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 6, 2017

Pretending it’s July 16, 2016: The Toronto Blue Jays made a shrewd move extending Justin Smoak

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 6, 2017

Jays From the Couch rewinds the clock and pretends it is July, 2016 and looking at what went into signing Justin Smoak [I only started blogging about the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 5, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Justin Smoak has been one of the very best hitters in baseball

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 5, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks into just how good Justin Smoak has been for the Toronto Blue Jays Back in February, Toronto Blue Jays’ GM, Ross Atkins, made the bold…

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 1, 2017

The performance gap between the 2017 Blue Jays and Yankees is smaller than it appears

Jeff Quattrociocchi June 1, 2017

Despite the difference in record, the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees are more similar than you might think The 2017 Yankees have been a resounding success. The…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 26, 2017

Roberto Osuna: The Toronto Blue Jays closer has had a sneaky good 2017

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 26, 2017

Jays From the Couch reminds you that Toronto Blue Jays closer, Roberto Osuna has been surprisingly good this year Blue Jays fans love them some Roberto Osuna. His first…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 25, 2017

Jose and the Toronto Blue Jays are barreling (and doing other stuff good too)

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 25, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks into just how much Jose Bautista and the Toronto Blue Jays are barreling the ball this season Earlier this week, I looked into the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 22, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Aaron Loup might be hitting batters, but batters aren’t hitting him

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 22, 2017

It might surprise you to learn that Toronto Blue Jays reliever, Aaron Loup, has been more effective than we thought Aaron Loup is not one of the more beloved…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 22, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays hitters before and after Jose’s extra-innings bomb

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 22, 2017

The Toronto Blue Jays offense seems to have taken off since Jose Bautista’s extra inning home run in Los Angeles. After an [insert preferred adjective here] start to the…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 12, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays’ Danny Barnes has dominated the first hundred (and four) batters he’s faced

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 12, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks into the relative early success of Toronto Blue Jays reliever, Danny Barnes On Wednesday night, Toronto Blue Jays’ reliever, Danny Barnes, crossed the hundred…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 9, 2017

Toronto Blue Jays: Checking in on Kevin Pillar’s progress at the plate

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 9, 2017

Jays From the Couch looks into the early success Toronto Blue Jays’ CF Kevin Pillar is having at the plate in 2017. During spring training, Kevin Pillar was taking…

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 8, 2017

Why do so many Toronto Blue Jays fans hate on Devon Travis?

Jeff Quattrociocchi May 8, 2017

Jays From the Couch argues that Toronto Blue Jays INF, Ryan Goins, should not replace Devon Travis, errors, or not Devon Travis committed an error at second base…

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Author: Jeff Quattrociocchi

Blue Jays’ Marco Estrada has been exceptionally good lately

Blue Jays Prospects, Bo Bichette and Vlad Jr., are historically productive teenagers

2017 Toronto Blue Jays: An explanation for my continued optimism

Toronto Blue Jays: Justin Smoak is Justin Smoak, not Michael Saunders

Toronto Blue Jays’ Kevin Pillar: Hasn’t regressed at the plate, is just unlucky

Toronto Blue Jays’ Steve Pearce: MLB’s third-worst batter in April, third-best since

The Blue Jays have been the second best team in the AL for two months

Toronto Blue Jays & Jose Bautista’s Mutual Option: Not Looking Likely

Toronto Blue Jays’ Dwight Smith Jr. earns another (probably short) call-up as Zeke Hits DL

West Coast Road-Trip: Blue Jays hitting and (especially) pitching were fantastic

Pretending it’s July 16, 2016: The Toronto Blue Jays made a shrewd move extending Justin Smoak

Toronto Blue Jays’ Justin Smoak has been one of the very best hitters in baseball

The performance gap between the 2017 Blue Jays and Yankees is smaller than it appears

Roberto Osuna: The Toronto Blue Jays closer has had a sneaky good 2017

Jose and the Toronto Blue Jays are barreling (and doing other stuff good too)

Toronto Blue Jays’ Aaron Loup might be hitting batters, but batters aren’t hitting him

Toronto Blue Jays hitters before and after Jose’s extra-innings bomb

Toronto Blue Jays’ Danny Barnes has dominated the first hundred (and four) batters he’s faced

Toronto Blue Jays: Checking in on Kevin Pillar’s progress at the plate

Why do so many Toronto Blue Jays fans hate on Devon Travis?