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The Blue Jays' Man Behind the Curtain Goes to Work
Occasionally it's best not to know what's going on behind the scenes. During last season, the disarray and inner workings of the Blue Jays organization were revealed for all to see.
Plenty of suitors in chase for Halladay
It's his first session as head man at the annual GM meetings. There will be young major-league GMs that welcome him to the fraternity with open arms.
Lind's hit in 10th inning lifts Blue Jays past O's
Adam Lind's RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning lifted Toronto past Baltimore, 3-2, in the middle contest of a three-game set at Rogers Centre.
Overbay could be headed for desert in swap for a catcher: Report
The Blue Jays may be working on a deal that would send first baseman Lyle Overbay to the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for catcher Chris Snyder.
Inbox: Will Jays pursue Chapman?
I read somewhere that the Blue Jays had interest in going after Cuban phenom Aroldis Chapman.
Blue Jays are a product, not a team
Toronto has longed for sustained sports success. Unfortunately, Toronto's major sports franchises are the sort of bubbles we have become accustomed to on Wall Street: predictably irrational, fraught with initial excitement, built like a house of cards.
Suddenly punchless Jays lose seventh straight
Brian Tallet was defending his teammates, the guys who swing the bats. He believes in them, he said.
Senior night, a rivalry game, honoring Adam Lind at halftime and preparing for the sectional was not enough to keep Anderson Highland in the game.
Jays pursuit of .500 suffers another setback
At the time, given the state of his team, Cito Gaston's goal seemed ambitious. The new manager of the Toronto Blue Jays aimed to guide his team back to the .500 level by the all-star break.
Highlighting top Blue Jays prospects for '10
Toronto Blue Jays The Blue Jays are a rebuilding team that celebrated the breakthrough of sophomore Adam Lind , but they had a bad season all told and it doesn't look like there is much behind the 2009 wave of kids.
Jays sign Stairs for two more years
The soaring value of Canada's loonie did not prompt New Brunswick-born Matt Stairs to have his newly signed contract paid in his home and native currency.
J.P. Ricciardi's long commute is over. The former Blue Jays general manager is firmly ensconced in his home in West Boylston after making the trip to and from Toronto for eight years.
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Jays GM begins front-office shakeup
New Toronto Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos announced the firings of three long-serving employees Friday and promised more changes.
Second baseman Aaron Hill and outfielder Adam Lind were the two offensive stalwarts for the Blue Jays this season.
The Red Sox don't look like a team that's ready for the playoffs to me. How about you? At a time of the year when they should be humming on all cylinders -- especially the way Terry Francona has protected and babied them throughout the season -- the Red Sox look more like an overdue candidate for the Cash for Clunkers program.
Adam Lind #26 of the Toronto Blue Jays rounds first base after his solo home run in the seventh inning against the Boston Red Sox on September 29, 2009 at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts.
Shades of Spring in Fall: Toronto Blue Jays Finishing Strong
Do mine eyes deceive me, or are these the sameA Toronto Blue Jays from earlier this year? For the second night in a row,A Toronto's offense was firing on all cylinders and the starting pitching put forth a great effort to keep the team in the ballgame.
Blue Jays fire general manager Ricciardi
The first shoe has dropped in the Toronto Blue Jays' bid to put their troubled house in order.
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