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Maria Ryan in The CoffeeliciousJul 31, 20152 min read

The Instinctive Flight of the Blue Jay

What can be learned from these amazing birds?

Christopher Carelli in The CauldronNov 24, 20157 min read

Finding The Right Price

David Price is about to get paid.

jkdegenSep 3, 20155 min read

Take Me to (Baseball) Church

There’s much high-atmosphere baseball talk in Toronto these days. It’s been a couple of decades, and the city…

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Daryo CDec 10, 20153 min read

Chris Davis + The Toronto Blue Jays

I can’t believe I’m actually saying this, but Chris Davis is actually right for the the Blue Jays. Lemme give you my argument. Before we get into this, I just want to let you know that I won’t be going to far into the advanced stats side of this.

Ronald SnellOct 21, 20155 min read

Must Win Can Turn The Tides In The ALCS

What a difference one night’s sleep makes. The Toronto Blue Jays came back to the Rogers Centre down two games in the ALCS and played a typical Jays game, scoring runs in bunches, thanks in part to the long ball that has powered their offense all season. They…

Jeff ZukApr 45 min read

Sunny days

Toronto sports head into foreign territory: hope

Dave ChurchAug 27, 20157 min read

How to be a bandwagon Blue Jays fan in Calgary

So, you live in Calgary. It’s hot out now (a dry heat)…

Scenic ViewOct 11, 2015

Take Me to (Baseball) Church

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I am always intrigued when someone who has a way with words writes about baseball. Living in the baseball diaspora of Europe, I appreciate the love for the game that can be found in this piece possibly more than readers who have access to baseball all the time. Thank you! Oh, and by the way — being a Texas Rangers supporter from the bottom of my heart I hope you will not suffer too hard from tonight’s game.

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Ronald SnellOct 8, 20155 min read

Jays-Rangers ALDS Preview

Now that the playoff bracket is set following a couple of electric one and done Wild Card games, we can look…

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Ronald SnellOct 16, 20157 min read

The Seventh In The 6ix

The seventh inning of the fifth and deciding game of the ALDS between the Toronto Blue Jays and Texas Rangers started out as innocently and unassuming as the previous six. It had been a tight and relatively uneventful game to that point. Edwin Encarnacion had just walked the parrot around…

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