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Shaun Doyle July 4, 2020

Blue Jays Speed Could Be an Asset, But Isn’t

Shaun Doyle July 4, 2020

The Toronto Blue Jays boast a young, athletic lineup. How much more should speed play into their game? The Toronto Blue Jays are a young, exciting team that is…

Ryan Mueller March 11, 2020

Blue Jays Shun Yamaguchi, Still Fighting for the 5th Starter’s Job

Ryan Mueller March 11, 2020

Into mid-March, Blue Jays Shun Yamaguchi and Trent Thornton continue to do battle for Toronto’s 5th spot in the rotation The Japanese pitcher had a rough start to his first…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 11, 2020

A primer on using spring training stats and some Blue Jays standouts

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 11, 2020

Often said to be meaningless, Spring Training stats are painting some interesting pictures for certain Blue Jays From September 30th to February 21st, not a single Blue…

Ryan Mueller March 9, 2020

Blue Jays A.J. Cole is Having a Good Spring

Ryan Mueller March 9, 2020

In his attempt to force his way onto the Blue Jays 40-man roster and into Toronto’s bullpen, A.J. Cole is off to a hot start this spring. The starting rotation…

Shaun Doyle March 9, 2020

Blue Jays Have Template for Biggio Extension

Shaun Doyle March 9, 2020

If the Toronto Blue Jays wanted to extend Cavan Biggio, there is already a template they could follow The Toronto Blue Jays have an exciting young core…

Ryan Mueller March 7, 2020

Dolis Down, Leaves Door Open to the Bullpen

Ryan Mueller March 7, 2020

One man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity. The Blue Jays have a wide-open competition in their bullpen The Toronto Blue Jays signed Rafael Dolis in February for $1M with a club option.…

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 5, 2020

Blue Jays hitters hold up pretty well to Predictive wOBAcon analysis

Jeff Quattrociocchi March 5, 2020

The Toronto Blue Jays could run out a lineup that produces quite well according to analysis of predictive metrics Anyone who has read a few of my posts…

Ryan Mueller March 4, 2020

Blue Jays Danny Jansen Reaping Rewards of a Successful Offseason

Ryan Mueller March 4, 2020

Spring Training stats may not mean much but success in the spring can mean everything to this Blue Jays catcher When the Blue Jays moved Russell Martin out of…

Pete McCombie February 29, 2020

Vladimir Guerrero Jr- Credit: DaveMe Images

How does Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stack up against other AL East 3B

Pete McCombie February 29, 2020

The Blue Jays phenom didn’t live up to the hype in 2019, but he still might be the best third baseman in the AL East As we…

Ryan Mueller February 25, 2020

How will Blue Jays Jansen/McGuire stack up against other ALE Catchers?

Ryan Mueller February 25, 2020

Jays From the Couch continue our comparison of Toronto Blue Jays position players to their AL East counterparts The Blue Jays said good-bye to Russell Martin prior to the 2019 season…

Pete McCombie February 24, 2020

Blue Jays’ Randal Grichuk vs Other AL East CF

Pete McCombie February 24, 2020

Jays From the Couch continues our comparison of Toronto Blue Jays position players to their AL East counterparts As opening day approaches, we continue our mini-series examining pitching…

Ryan Mueller February 20, 2020

Blue Jays mound RC- Credit: DaveMe Images

2020 Blue Jays: The Triple-A rotation is a mess, a good mess

Ryan Mueller February 20, 2020

The Blue Jays Triple-A rotation is a hot mess. A beautiful mess of talented young and hungry starting pitchers What difference a year can make. The Toronto Blue Jays…

Shaun Doyle February 17, 2020

Lourdes Gurriel Jr- Credit: DaveMe Images

What can Blue Jays Expect From Gurriel Jr?

Shaun Doyle February 17, 2020

After moving him to left field, the Toronto Blue Jays enjoyed the production of Gurriel Jr, but is it repeatable? Beatable? After some pretty shoddy defense and…

Ryan Mueller February 16, 2020

How will Blue Jays Travis Shaw stack up against other ALE 1st Baseman?

Ryan Mueller February 16, 2020

The American League East is home to several interesting candidates at 1st basemen. Where does Blue Jays’ 1st baseman Travis Shaw rank? The Blue Jays said good-bye to Justin Smoak this…

Ryan Mueller February 13, 2020

2020 Blue Jays: Not one of the hardest-throwing rotations

Ryan Mueller February 13, 2020

The Blue Jays have a much-improved rotation heading into the 2020 season but how hard do they throw? Andrew Simon of MLB.com (full piece) did a piece listing the game’s top…

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 10, 2020

Wilmer Font could be a key part of the 2020 Blue Jays’ bullpen

Jeff Quattrociocchi February 10, 2020

Thanks to pitching depth, the Toronto Blue Jays may get to use Font in a more traditional way, which could suit him well To this point in…

Ryan Mueller February 10, 2020

How will Blue Jays Cavan Biggio stack up against other ALE 2nd Baseman?

Ryan Mueller February 10, 2020

The American League East is home to a couple of the game’s best 2nd basemen. Where does Blue Jays 2nd baseman Cavan Biggio rank? The Keystone. Second Base. The first person…

Pete McCombie February 9, 2020

How does Blue Jays’ Bo Bichette stack up against other AL East SS

Pete McCombie February 9, 2020

The American League East is home to a couple of the game’s top 2nd basemen. Where does Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette rank? In the next few weeks, we at JFtC…

Ryan Mueller January 23, 2020

Blue Jays ’17 Draft and the 2020 Fisher Cats Infield

Ryan Mueller January 23, 2020

The Blue Jays Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats will have an infield filled with former 2017 Draft picks The 2017 Draft should be known for more than the year Toronto picked…

Ryan Mueller January 19, 2020

2020 Blue Jays Internal Bullpen Candidate: Ty Tice

Ryan Mueller January 19, 2020

The Toronto Blue Jays need help in the bullpen. Toronto may not need to look any further than farmhand RHP Ty Tice This offseason, the Blue Jays have said good-bye…

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Blue Jays Speed Could Be an Asset, But Isn’t

Blue Jays Shun Yamaguchi, Still Fighting for the 5th Starter’s Job

A primer on using spring training stats and some Blue Jays standouts

Blue Jays A.J. Cole is Having a Good Spring

Blue Jays Have Template for Biggio Extension

Dolis Down, Leaves Door Open to the Bullpen

Blue Jays hitters hold up pretty well to Predictive wOBAcon analysis

Blue Jays Danny Jansen Reaping Rewards of a Successful Offseason

How does Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stack up against other AL East 3B

How will Blue Jays Jansen/McGuire stack up against other ALE Catchers?

Blue Jays’ Randal Grichuk vs Other AL East CF

2020 Blue Jays: The Triple-A rotation is a mess, a good mess

What can Blue Jays Expect From Gurriel Jr?

How will Blue Jays Travis Shaw stack up against other ALE 1st Baseman?

2020 Blue Jays: Not one of the hardest-throwing rotations

Wilmer Font could be a key part of the 2020 Blue Jays’ bullpen

How will Blue Jays Cavan Biggio stack up against other ALE 2nd Baseman?

How does Blue Jays’ Bo Bichette stack up against other AL East SS

Blue Jays ’17 Draft and the 2020 Fisher Cats Infield

2020 Blue Jays Internal Bullpen Candidate: Ty Tice