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Kendrys Morales goes deep in 10th inning in Anaheim, the Blue Jays’ fourth home run in the series finale against the Angels.
Back and forth affair ends with Jays on top through 10
Blue Jays 7 - Angels 6
The Jays got on the board first in this one. Justin Smoak led the 2nd off with a walk, and with 1 out Aledmys Diaz beat out an infield single to Andrelton Simmons. A strikeout later, and Devon Travis drove a ball over the right centre field fence for the 3-0 lead.
Sam Gaviglio cruised through his first 3 innings, retiring the first 9 batters on some high popups, easy grounders and a pair of strikeouts. He got...
Left-handed starter to make his major league debut against the reigning World Series champions
Ryan Borucki won’t be starting for the Bisons today and will instead be making his major league debut this Tuesday against the Houston Astros, according to Ben Wagner. The Blue Jays will be recalling the left-handed pitcher prior to Tuesday’s game against Charlie Morton.
Ryan Borucki not even going to the mound as scheduled in Buffalo today. The lefty will be in Houston on Tuesday, for his...
Blue Jays (35-41) vs Angels (41-36)
After an exciting win last night, the Blue Jays bid farewell to Mike Trout and the Angels for the season this afternoon as they look to split this 4 game series. Today’s game gets underway at 4:07 ET.
Blue Jays’ StarterSam Gaviglio gets the start today, and all indications are that he earned this through his good performance as opposed to attrition. He is 2-2 with a 3.75 ERA on the season, doing a good job limiting walks (2.75 per 9 innings)....
The pitching was superb, aside from 1 mistake.
Blue Jays 4 - Angels 1
In a tense game that had it’s moments of frustration, Steve Pearce sent everyone home happy. With 2-on, 2-outs and a 2-2 count in the top of the 9th, Pearce hit a liner into the right field corner. Buck Martinez, in contrast of his usual willing of the ball to get out, was screaming “get down ball, get down”, but the ball had better ideas and cleared the fence for a 3-run home run.
You can't teach CLUTCH....
Marcus Stroman throws five shutout innings in first start since May 8. Steve Pearce launches three-run homer in ninth inning to snap five-game road losing skid.
Blue Jays starting pitchers Aaron Sanchez (right finger contusion) and Jaime Garcia (sore left shoulder) were placed on the 10-day DL on Saturday.
Aaron Sanchez on DL with bruised finger, joined by Jaime Garcia with left shoulder inflammation.
The Blue Jays have reinstated right-hander Marcus Stroman from the disabled list and placed fellow righty Aaron Sanchez on the DL, retroactive to Friday, per a team announcement. Sanchez is dealing with a right index finger contusion.Stroman went on the DL on May 11 with right shoulder fatigue, which continued a rough start to the season for the 27-year-old. After establishing himself as an effective workhorse over the previous two seasons, during which he eclipsed the 200-inning campaign...
The headline says it all.
Marcus Stroman has been activated for tonight's game. Hopefully he will be more successful than he was before he went on the DL.
Aaron Sanchez has been put on the DL, which makes room for Marcus. Aaron has the finger contusion that knocked him out of his last start after the first Inning. I hoping he won't be out long.
Is there some rule that we can't have Aaron and Marcus healthy at the same time?
So another move.
Jaime Garcia has been put on the DL with a tender shoulder.
The Blue Jays called up To Mayza to take the roster spot.
The Jays are going to need a starter Tuesday night. I don't know about anyone else but I want Ryan Borucki. Course some I want that, it won't happen.
One year after starting for the AL at first base in the all-star game, Justin Smoak’s numbers are down across the board. He’s helping in other ways, though, and thinks the production will be there in the end.
J.A. Happ and Marco Estrada Give J.A. Happ and Marco Estrada a lot of credit for how well they’ve been pitching lately (in Happ’s case, lately being the entire season). Here are two veteran pitchers that understand all too well the chances of them being traded in the next little while are pretty good, and yet they’re doing everything possible to boost their trade value so that in future years this ball club stands a better chance of winning. Happ is already considered one of the...
Blue Jays (34-41) vs Angels (41-35)
The Blue Jays take their third crack at getting a win in Los Angeles after a failed first 2 attempts. Today’s game starts at 9:07 ET, an hour earlier than the previous two.
Blue Jays’ StarterMarcus Stroman makes his return to the rotation. He last pitched on May 8, which was the worst day of the 2018 Blue Jays’ season. In that start, he lasted just 5 innings, allowing 5 runs on 9 hits and took the loss, because your team can’t score 6 runs...
Angels score two off Marco Estrada in first inning in Anaheim, all they would need to beat the Jays in the second of a four-game series. Marcus Stroman returns from injury to start Saturday.
Marco Estrada was great, but not great enough
Angels 2 - Blue Jays 1
Marco Estrada was fabulous. After running into a little bit of trouble in the first inning, allowing a walk and a pair of hits with 2 outs which resulted in the Angels only 2 runs scoring, he retired 18 of the final 20 batters he faced. He had 6 easy outs (
Having been on administrative leave since May for allegedly assaulting a woman in Canada, Toronto Blue Jays All-Star closer Roberto Osuna was said to be facing a lengthy suspension.That’s now come to fruition. MLB announced on Friday that it has suspended the 23-year-old Mexico native a total of 75 games. Said suspension will take the 2017 All-Star through August 4. Given that the likes of Jeurys Famila and Steven Wright have recently been suspended 15 games following non-violent...
Jays closer has been on paid leave while facing assault charge in Toronto.
The suspension is retroactive to May 8 and will keep Osuna out until early August
Out until Aug 4
MLB has suspended Roberto Osuna for 75 games, retroactive to his arrest date on May 8.
Here’s the official statement from the MLB communications office.
Commissioner Manfred announced today that @BlueJays pitcher Roberto Osuna has accepted a suspension without pay through 8/4/18 for violating the Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy. The unpaid suspension is retroactive to 5/8/18 and covers 75 games. pic.twitter.com/NettIJlCjw
— MLB...