March 12th in 2009 season, 2010 season, Matthias, spring training by Matthias Koster .

Jays Edition: Can Spring Stats Carry Over to the Regular Season?

There’s nothing wrong with the occasional bit of optimism, even if it’s unfounded and misguided, is there? With AHill becoming the new god of walks I went back and checked out 2009 spring training results for some of the regulars. Scream out about sample size and fake games. Knock yourself out. This stat check shouldn’t be taken too seriously.

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March 4th in 2010 season, Callum, Commentary, Toronto Blue Jays by Callum Hughson .

Donate to the Jays Care Foundation!

It’s tax season.  If you are in line for a refund, think of the Jays Care Foundation first and spare them a few dollars before rushing out to the liquor store!

We’ve spoken about what the Jays Care Foundation & Aaron Hill have been up to before on Twitter, but for those who don’t know what the Foundation is all about, here …

February 23rd in 2010 season, Matthias, Toronto Blue Jays, fantasy baseball by Matthias Koster .

2010 Toronto Blue Jays Fantasy Projections

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 the most well known fantasy …

August 27th in Commentary, Mr. X, Toronto Blue Jays, X by X .

Blue Jays Wives & Girlfriends

Blue Jays Wives & Girlfriends

*Editor’s Note:  Spurred on by the success of the “Baseball’s Hottest Wives“  and “Top 10 Derek Jeter Bimbos” posts, our resident sleuth Mr. X  (more of Mr. X’s work can be found here) went into deep cover to find out what kind of wives and girlfriends your favourite Jays are pulling in.  The expressed opinions of …

July 2nd in 2009 season, Matthias, Toronto Blue Jays by Matthias Koster .

ESPN Insider gives a few Jays some love

Today over at ESPN Insider, a couple of Jays received some all-star love. Firstly Aaron Hill was listed as the ‘best of the bubble’ type players by Jay Jaffe in the Baseball Prospectus article (BP Daily: Let them play!)

nod for the third spot should go to Hill… A catalyst of Toronto’s surprising showing, he’s hitting .301/.341/.504 with a career-high 19 …

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