Last night Ricky Romero pitched 8 innings of scoreless ball, scattering 8 hits (seven singles), striking out 5 and walking one.

Cito lifted Ricky after 107 pitches and handed the ball over to Kevin Gregg. Gregg hasn’t been horrible in non-save situations (around a 4.00 era heading into last night) but he ended up allowing three hits and the game’s only …

Early on in tonight’s Jays/White Sox tilt it was clear that Dana Eveland had it going on.  He was able to throw all of his pitches for strikes and spot his pitches (except for a few fastballs) effectively.  He had his mojo working so much that I tweeted one observation which I found somewhat amusing:

That’s quite a bit of confidence …

Here’s the second part of the 2010 Toronto Blue Jays Roundtable. This portion focusses on the near and mid-term future, which is something that all Jays fans are (or should be) interested in.

Late to the dance? Click here for part one of the roundtable

Line-up

Bluebird Banter
Blue Jay Hunter
GhostRunner on First
Hum and Chuck
Infield Fly
Jays Journal
Jays Tumblr Blog (Go Jays Go)
John McDonald’s Cabinet
Mop-up …

Welcome to the 2010 edition of the Toronto Blue Jays roundtable. This year we have 10+ participants sharing their thoughts on the 2010 season and beyond. Due to the length of the post we’ll cover the first two questions today and remaining two questions on tuesday.

Line-up

Featured Article: Book Review: The Bullpen Gospels, by Dirk Hayhurst

Featured Article: Mike McCoy is the …

Marc Rzepczynski in 2010

Let’s take a look at Marc Rzepczynski, the second year starter that is essentially guaranteed a spot in the rotation due to his 2009 season & Cito’s early spring comments;

Short Statistical History

The southpaw is a strikeout and groundball machine. He’s averaged about a K per inning throughout his pro career. In the minors he forced groundball rates …