April 2nd in 2010 season, Matthias, Toronto Blue Jays by Matthias Koster .

Frasor ‘Closing’ in on Type A Status & Three Record Predictions

Frasor ‘Closing’ in on Type A Status

Cito names Frasor the closer, most likely with a little nudge from AA.

February 3rd in 2010 season, Matthias, Sabermetrics, Toronto Blue Jays, Transactions, Wild Proclamations by Matthias Koster .

Kevin Gregg Bio, Issues & Downs/Frasor Implications

Toronto Blue Jays Sign Kevin Gregg

The Jays added some bullpen depth and possible trade flexibility on February 3rd by adding free agent Kevin Gregg to the ballclub. Via Sports Illustrated

Kevin Gregg, who had 84 saves over the last three seasons but ran into trouble pitching or the Cubs last year, has an agreement to sign with the Blue Jays. …

December 31st in 2010 season, Baseball History, Callum, Commentary, Minor League Baseball, Toronto Blue Jays, prospects by Callum Hughson .

New Beginnings

Over the holiday season I have kept up the tradition of opening old packs of baseball cards and waxing nostalgic about baseball seasons gone by.  This most recent iteration of card-pack opening led me to think about Jays teams of 1985 and the early 90′s. These teams hold a special place in my heart because they were exciting to watch but also because …

November 30th in 2009 season, Business of Baseball, Callum, Sabermetrics, Toronto Blue Jays, Transactions by Callum Hughson .

Scutaro’s 2009 Season Not An Outlier?

Almost a month ago TSN’s Daan De Kerpel penned an article on why the Jays shouldn’t re-sign Marco Scutaro.  The crux of the argument is that Scutaro is coming off a career-year (or ‘outlier’ season being the new buzzword thanks to Malcolm Gladwell) and the Jays shouldn’t resign him because he can’t expect to maintain that level of production.  De …

November 27th in 2010 season, Live Game Notes, Matthias, Toronto Blue Jays by Matthias Koster .

Why I Love the Jays SS Signings

AA and the Jays sorted out the SS mess this past week, inking John McDonald (2 years, $3 million) and Alex Gonzalez version 2.0 (one year at $2.75, club option for 2011 at $2.5).

Jays fans over on Twitter are shitting all over the signings. For my money (and AA’s) the Jays signings are value plays.

I wrote a little something …

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