The Toronto Blue Jays remained aggressive this weekend by inking sneaky juicehead Melky Cabrera to a two-year contract worth $16 million. Cabrera, a 28-year-old who won the All-Star Game MVP Award in July, had a major league-leading 159 hits and … Continue reading →
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Melky Cabrera cheated last season. He cheated Major League Baseball. He cheated the San Francisco Giants. He cheated the fans. He cheated everyone, and he got caught. But anyone who ever said that cheaters never prosper must have not been familiar with professional sports. After being suspended for 50 games and basically left for not by the Giants, Cabrera is about to sign a two...
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November news dominated by the Blue Jays
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Is the power shifting in the American League East? If the amount of news generated by the Blue Jays in November is any indication, perhaps it is. While the Red Sox quietly try to figure out and dig out of last year's fiasco and the Yankees, the richest team in the world, suddenly shop at K-Mart, the Blue Jays have made headline after headline culminating with naming John Gibbons...
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November 20, 2012
Jamie Moyer Is So Old...
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If you hadn't already heard, Jamie Moyer turned 50 on Sunday and, naturally, the internets are a buzz with some fun facts about the lefty. For example, should Moyer make an appearance in 2013, he'd join Satchel Paige and Jack Quinn as the only pitchers to ever appear in the bigs after their 50th birthday. And since Quinn's last appearance was just six days after...
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November 18, 2012
Source: Blue Jays hire Gibbons
The Blue Jays, reaching back for a familiar name, have hired John Gibbons as their new manager, according to a major-league source.
Gibbons, who managed the Blue Jays from Aug. 2004 to June 2008, replaces John Farrell, whom the Jays traded to the Boston Red Sox at the end of last season.
Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos was assistant GM during part of Gibbons' tenure and...
Emilio Bonifacio Is The Biggest Deal in the MegaDeal
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The Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays have reportedly decided to move a whole bunch of players up and down the east coast, but among them, a guy who’s not making any headlines, is Emilio Bonifacio. Bonifacio is the biggest over-the-top-holy-cow player moved up to Toronto. He’s very simply a very talented baseball player. He has started in at least 17 games in 6 positions...
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Toronto Blue Jays hire John Gibbons as manager
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November 20, 2012
The Toronto Blue Jays have decided to bring back John Gibbons as manager. Gibbons is returning to the club where he served as manager from 2004-2008.
Blue Jays General manager,Alex Anthopoulos said he had no misgivings re-hiring Gibbons, “Things I’ve regretted the most have been decisions on what the optics might be, perception might be,” Anthopoulos said. “With Gibby the...
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November 20, 2012
Report: Blue Jays will hire Gibbons as manager
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The Toronto Blue Jays are ready to go back to the future. John Gibbons, who managed the team from 2004-08, will be re-hired as the Blue Jays' manager on Tuesday morning, the Toronto Sun reported late Monday night. Gibbons would take over for John Farrell, whom the Blue Jays traded to the Red Sox last month. In his only previous major league managerial stint, Gibbons guided...
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Blue Jays Starting Staff Gets Miami Makeover
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November 20, 2012
Ricky Romero stretches before his start. Photo courtesy of Flickr.com
Last year, the Jays had 12 different pitchers start for them. Injuries were part of the problem, but general ineffectiveness was also to blame. Only Ricky Romero and Henderson Alvarez broke the 30-start barrier for the Blue Jays last year, and Alvarez is now a Marlin. So for that reason this trade immediately...
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Gibby rides again!
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November 20, 2012
Asked . . . And Answered.Martin's most recent post posed the question - What next?Bob Elliot believes he has the answer. The return of John Gibbons as Toronto Blue Jays manager. According to Elliot, the Jays will introduce Gibbons as their hire on Tuesday. An excerpt from the article:It’s not Cito Gaston 2.0, but John Gibbons 2.0. Gibbons, who managed the Blue Jays for parts...
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Bud Selig Approves Proposed Blue Jays-Marlins Trade After ‘Thorough Examination’
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Pack your bags for Canada, former Marlins.
On Monday, after several days of hemming and hawing, Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig decided not to block the pending trade that will send Josh Johnson, Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle to the Blue Jays. The commissioner had reportedly been reviewing the trade and whether it should be blocked under the “best interests of baseball”...
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Selig approves big Marlins-Blue Jays trade
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November 19, 2012
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig on Monday approved the big trade of last week that sent Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, Josh Johnson, John Buck, and Emilio Bonifacio from Miami to Toronto in exchange for Adeiny Hechavarria, Yunel Escobar,Henderson Alvarez, Jeff Mathis, Justin Nicolino, Jake Marisnick, and Anthony Desclafani. There had been some speculation Selig might reject the deal...
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