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 [...]
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Roy Halladay threw two scoreless innings in his Phillies debut, allowing no hits, no walks and striking out three. Roy’s work ethic is already making headlines. Via the AP
After his two-inning outing was over, Halladay threw an additional 10-12 pitches in the bullpen beyond the left field fence.
When he was through throwing, he went through [...]
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A quiet off-season has lead to limited positional and roster battles heading into spring 2010. What’s a Jays fan and the media to do? Of course! Nit pick every minuet detail! And with that said here’s the April schedule. The numbers correspond with the rotational position for that game (starters one through five).
The off days [...]
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With pre-spring training yielding little but a few photos and random quotes let’s look ahead to the start of the season.
The Toronto Blue Jays 2010 regular season will kick off with an afternoon game (2:05 eastern start time) against the Texas Rangers.
This will be the fourth time that they have faced the Texas Rangers on [...]
2010 Jays Fantasy Baseball Outlook
I know we’re supposed to suck and all this season but the fantasy community is giving the Toronto Blue Jays absolutely no love. Only three players rank within the top 200 (average) for standard 5×5 roto leagues. Here’s a table of the top Jays fantasy players for 2010 from four of [...]
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