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The Blue Jays Can Contend in 2010: Part I - Offense Has Power Potential
If you're thinking, sure, the Toronto Blue Jays "can" contend in 2010, but they likely won't, well, you're probably right.
Roy Halladay won't sign an extension with Toronto
"...he wasna t a good hitter, just a good middle of the order bat that hit a lot of homers." - NYTXFAN on Mark McGwire Uh... We would like to sign him, he is an original Blue Jay and we have never had a pitcher as good as him Roger Clemens would beg to differ.
Buzz: Blue Jays Discussing Halladay with Dodgers and Cubs
Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports says that the Dodgers and Blue Jays are discussing a deal for Roy Halladay.
Toronto Blue Jays: The Ticket Increase Fiasco
It appears as though the Blue Jays arena TMt winning over very many fans these days.
Bay rejects offer from Red Sox: report
Boston Red Sox batter Jason Bay flies out against the Toronto Blue Jays during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto, August 22, 2008.
Silver bats highlight Jays' awards season
Aaron Hill and Adam Lind shined in the batter's box this season for the Blue Jays, forming a dynamic duo that did not go unnoticed come awards season in 2009.
Report: Reds shopping Brandon Phillips; Jays have interest
A few months after sending Scott Rolen to the Cincinnati Reds in trade, it looks like the Toronto Blue Jays have interest in making another move with them.
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Toronto Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi was keeping an eye on his kids and an ear to his cellphone as he arrived in Baltimore for the final weekend before baseball's all-star break.
Alex Anthopoulos has been talking 10 minutes straight. Now, the Blue Jays rookie general manager hits another gear.
Vernon Wells undergoes successful surgery
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Vernon Wells is on the road to recovery. Toronto Blue Jays centre-fielder Vernon Wells is expected to be ready for spring training after undergoing successful surgery on his left wrist, a team spokesman said Friday.
Readers write there is zero difference between J.P. Ricciardi, who tried to deal Roy Halladay, and Alex Anthopoulos, who may deal his best starter.
Hill, Lind win Silver Sluggers
Hill, Lind win Silver Sluggers Toronto Blue Jays Aaron Hill, left, and Adam Lind during the 2006 season.
Blue Jays do more scout shuffling
The Toronto Blue Jays continued to remake their scouting department by hiring four new people and promoting three others on Thursday.
For now. Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos used the face-to-face time with other GMs to inch toward a few deals.
Why the Yankees' World Series Win May Have Saved MLB
As a citizen of Toronto, Canada, I am thrilled that the New York Yankees have won the World Series.
Mother of former MLB pitcher Victor Zambrano rescued unharmed 2 days after kidnapping
This is a May 8, 2007, file photo showing Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Victor Zambrano reacting after giving up a three-run home run to Boston Red Sox's Dustin Pedroia during second inning baseball action in Toronto.
Plenty of interest in Blue Jays' Halladay
About the easiest thing to find as baseball's general manager's meetings started in Chicago Monday were teams that would like to add Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay.
Milton Bradley part of three-way trade talks with Mets, Jays
Add this to the Milton Bradley rumor pile as baseball's general managers meet this week: The Chicago Cubs reportedly are working to move him in a potential a three-team deal with the New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays.
On Baseball: Phils' GM looks to fill in the blanks at meetings
Ruben Amaro Jr. arrived at the annual general managers' meetings late yesterday afternoon and listed his priorities for upgrading his team this off-season. "Third base, bullpen, bench," the Phillies' GM said in the lobby of the O'Hare Hilton, where the meetings run through tomorrow.
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