RICKY ROMERO RUMORS & GOSSIP
The Ace Is Not Alright: Ricky Romero’s Diminishing Control
With a 3.61 team ERA from its starting the pitchers, it’s fair to say that the Toronto Blue Jays have thus far allayed pre-season concerns that the starting rotation would be a rollercoaster ride all season. While the team has gotten the 3rd-best production in the AL to date, the one guy they’d probably like to get right is perhaps the guy that they shouldn’t have...
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Mets-Blue Jays Preview
Toronto Blue Jays left-hander Ricky Romero is no longer undefeated, but he has to like his chances of getting back on track with interleague play about to get underway.
Romero looks to continue his dominance of the NL and help the Blue Jays avoid a 15th loss in 19 meetings with the New York Mets as the teams open a three-game set Friday night at Rogers Centre.
Romero (4-1, 3.88...
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13 days ago
Ricky Romero: Professional MLB Starting Pitcher And Now A Professional Gum Chewer
Ricky Romero has become a pretty successful left-handed starting pitcher the past couple of years. Now, he seems to be a pro at something else – blowing gum bubbles.
I doubt that this was the biggest bubble ever blown, but that is the best I’ve ever seen. According to a tweet which accompanied the picture, Romero stated that the bubble was made from four pieces of Dubble...
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17 days ago
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17 days ago
Ricky Romero is the undisputed king of bubble blowing among left-handed starting pitchers
I hope that’s a bubble and not some giant pink tumor growing out of Romero’s face, because that would be detrimental to his pitching I’m sure.
When he’s not anchoring the Toronto Blue Jays pitching staff, ace lefty Ricky Romero is a world-class blower of bubblegum bubbles. That picture is proof of his mad bubble blowing skills, and definitely something any...
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17 days ago
Ricky Romero blows the biggest gum bubble you will ever see (Picture)
Meet Ricky Romero, professional gum chewer. Over the past two seasons, Romero has emerged into one of the best left-handed starters in the game. As we can see from the photo above, he has also spent a lot of time working on his Dubble Bubble skills.
I’m sure there have been bigger bubbles blown, but that is by far the best in-tact bubble I have ever seen. The accompanying tweet...
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17 days ago
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Blue Jays-Athletics Preview
Toronto left-hander Ricky Romero credited his teammates for picking him up during his last start. If his history against the Oakland Athletics is any indication, he probably won't need much help his next time out.
Romero will try to continue his domination of the Athletics on Tuesday night when the Blue Jays open a two-game set in Oakland.
The Jays are off to an uneven start...
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24 days ago
One rough inning doesn't derail Blue Jays' Romero
Toronto Blue Jays left-hander Ricky Romero has good luck against the Texas Rangers. After his first four starts against Texas, he was 2-1 with a 0.92 ERA. The Rangers had their best game against Romero on Wednesday, scoring five runs against him, four in the fifth inning when he walked the first three batters after being presented an 8-1 lead. That made it close for a while...
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28 days ago
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28 days ago
Toronto Blue Jays Thoughts, May 2nd Edition: Ricky Romero Beaten Up, But Remains Unbeaten
Before the month started, I can’t say that I had expected the Toronto Blue Jays to take 2 out of 3 from the Texas Rangers; but they did just that today, capping the home series with a big 11-5 win over the big bats from the south. Sure, they didn’t have Josh Hamilton or Adrian Beltre over the last couple of days, but I think anytime you score 11 runs off a team like that...
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29 days ago
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How good is Ricky Romero?
How good was the first round of the 2005 draft? Upton went first to the Diamondbacks. Gordon went to the Royals with the second pick. Jeff Clement was chosen by the Mariners. Okay, that one did not work out. Zimmerman went to the Nationals. Braun went to the Brewers. Ricky Romero went to the Blue Jays and Tulowitzki went to the Rockies. Not a bad top six, eh? Later picks in the round...
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April 23, 2012
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April 23, 2012
Rays aim to come out swinging vs. Blue Jays
Tune into Sun Sports at 6:30 p.m. to watch the Tampa Bay Rays take on the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tampa Bay certainly saw enough of Ricky Romero last season. Familiarity, however, didn't breed much success for the Rays when facing the Toronto Blue Jays' left-hander.
Romero is scheduled to make his sixth start in the past year against Tampa Bay when these AL East rivals open...
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April 17, 2012
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