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Fantasy Baseball Happy Recap - 4/10/08
April 11, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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In this daily column, we take a look back at the night that was in fantasy baseball highlighting the best/worst performances, emerging fantasy options and developing trends.
AccuScore: Waiver Wire Wonders 4/4
April 04, 2008 by
AccuScore.com
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The first week of the season brings many surprising performances. Some of them are legit, while others prove to be one week wonders. AccuScore fantasy baseball expert Tim Williams details which breakouts from the first week of the season are legit, and which ones you should avoid in...
AL Cy Young Talk in June
June 23, 2008 by
Sports Muffin
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We're coming up on the halfway point of the 2008 MLB Season. Which means you're going to have to endure countless meaningless mid-season lists put together by amateurs who have nothing better to talk about. So without further ado... AL Cy Young 1. Joe Saunders (LAA), 11-3...
2008 Toronto Blue Jays Fantasy Team Preview
March 05, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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We continue our fantasy baseball team previews, taking a look at what 2008 holds for the Toronto Blue Jays, highlighting key offseason moves, projected starters, players to draft/avoid and sleepers.
AccuScore: Trade Market
April 07, 2008 by
AccuScore.com
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AccuScore fantasy expert Tim Williams takes a look at some early season trading strategies that will help you pull off a move, and gives an example of who he would trade for Carlos Gomez.
Looking for a buy-low starting pitcher for the stretch? Check the schedules!
August 11, 2008 by
fantasyloungesports.com
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The Roster Doctor takes a look at some pitcher's schedules in order to find some buy-low guys with cupcake matchups on the horizon. On the flip side, he also identifies some pitchers that should be avoided in the final month and a half.
Major League Philosophy
October 26, 2009 by
Batter's Box
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Alex Anthopoulos's first order of duty is to come up with a philosophy for the team. What is a team philosophy you ask? Beeston and Anthopoulos stated in their first Saturday press conference that the organization first needs to define a philosophy and from there decisions...
Yesterday's Workout & Interview
February 28, 2008 by
bluebirdbanter.com
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Sorry for not having an update for you on yesterday's workout. I went to another hockey game with my friend. Yesterday's workout was basically just live Batting Practice, with Dustin McGowan and Shaun Marcum facing Vernon Wells, Scott Rolen, Rod Barajas, and Travis Snider....
AccuScore: MLB Trade Market
April 21, 2008 by
AccuScore.com
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Everyone wants Hanley Ramirez and David Wright, including their owners. Rather than wasting your time trying to trade for hot stars like Ramirez and Wright, AccuScore fantasy baseball expert Tim Williams gives you several types of players who other owners in your league would be more...
Jesse Litsch To Undergo Tommy John Surgery
June 09, 2009 by
MLB Rumors
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The Blue Jays have lost another starter. The AP reports that Jesse Litsch will undergo Tommy John surgery on his pitching elbow. Blue Jays starter Shaun Marcum is coming back from the same surgery while Dustin McGowan is recovering from shoulder surgery. Litsch hit the DL with forearm...
Jays Need Startng Pitching To Contend
September 08, 2008 by
Eli's MLB Rumors
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The Toronto Blue Jays need a starting pitcher regardless of what AJ Burnett does. They have a solid top three in Roy Halladay, Dustin McGowan and Shaun Marcum but they need a number four and number five starter that are better then what Jesse Litsch can offer. Plus, with McGowan having...
Red Sox Weekend Update: Jays quiet Sox offense
August 18, 2008 by
The Bottom Line
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Roy Halladay and Shawn Marcum shut down the Red Sox offense this weekend after they beat up on the Rangers earlier this week... makinng some wonder if the Sox are capable of rising to the challenge come October...
Phils Chucked James
May 16, 2008 by
We Should Be GM's
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On Wednesday night the Braves hit 3 longballs off struggling righty Brett Myers; last night was an entirely different story. Cole Hamels, the true staff ace, shutdown the Braves for his first career shutout, spreading 4 hits and 2 walks over 9 frames with 6 k's lowering his era...
Toronto Blue Jays On a Winning Streak: This Calls for a Celebration
August 03, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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I'd say that the Blue Jays stringing together two consecutive wins calls for a celebration. Sociable!Starting off the month of August with two straight wins is a great way to help forget how abysmal July was for the Blue Jays. An 8-16 record with nine one-run losses wrapped up...
Avert Your Eyes
July 27, 2009 by
Batter's Box
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Another ugly day on the farm included just one win, all the way down in Low-A ball while two pitchers, including a rehabbing righty, left their starts early. Happy Monday!
Las Vegas 9 Tacoma 14 Not a good night for rehabbing Jays in this...
Lamentation
October 04, 2009 by
Sports And The City
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I've had 40-odd hours to mourn. I'm ready to talk about it. The loud music you heard Saturday night? Yep, party at Richard Griffin's house.J.P. Ricciardi had to go. It was clear he'd run his course in Toronto. But not without one final public relations nightmare to...
MLU
July 12, 2009 by
Batter's Box
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The Fisher Cats won to prevent another whitewash on the farm. Good pitching by Adrian Martin and home runs by Nick Gorneault and Brian Jeroloman paced New Hampshire. David Purcey and Shaun Marcum took the loss in their starts.
Las Vegas 5 Reno 9David Purcey had a...
The Double-A Duel
July 17, 2009 by
Batter's Box
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All eyes were on New Hampshire last night as one of the best prospects in all of baseball faced off against a rehabbing starter whose absence from the rotation has been sorely noticed in Toronto this season. The game did not disappoint and provided one of the few bright spots on the...
The Double-A Duel
July 17, 2009 by
Batter's Box
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All eyes were on New Hampshire last night as one of the best prospects in all of baseball faced off against a rehabbing starter whose absence from the rotation has been sorely noticed in Toronto this season. The game did not disappoint and provided one of the few bright spots on the...
3 hours to game time
July 29, 2009 by
Bluebird Banter
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And Roy Halladay is still a Jay. But then I won't breathe a sigh of relief until I see him on the mound. I think twitter is allowing rumors to run more wild than they normally would. Someone twitters a guess and it's everywhere in a few moments. The one I just saw has Cliff...
The Blue Jays Are On Fire!
May 19, 2009 by
Baseball Reflections
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Hi from us at Bluebird Banter where, I can quite honestly say, I have never enjoyed baseball as much in my life. And I was there for the Jay’s World Series seasons. The great part of it this time is that we weren’t expected to be anywhere near this good. It really is...
The Blue Jays Are On Fire!
May 18, 2009 by
Baseball Reflections
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Hi from us at Bluebird Banter where, I can quite honestly say, I have never enjoyed baseball as much in my life. And I was there for the Jay’s World Series seasons. The great part of it this time is that we weren’t expected to be anywhere near this good. It really is...
Toronto Blue Jays: Always Look on the Bright Side
July 21, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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I figured that since all we've heard lately is nothing but Roy Halladay trade rumours, it was time to take a look at some less depressing news that's happening within the Blue Jays organization.Infield Fly gets us hyped up for this evening’s New Hampshire Fisher...
Bluebird Banter Trade Deadline Roundtable, Part III
July 26, 2009 by
Bluebird Banter
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Welcome to Part III of our trade deadline roundtable. Parts I and II can be found here, and here. Again, our participants include Tom Dakers, JesseF, JohnnyG, and yours truly.
Hugo: So we've talked about Rolen, Doc, Scutaro, and Frasor and Downs. For...
It Wasn't Me That Made Him Fall, No, You Can't Blame Me At All: Who is at Fault for All the Jays Pitching Injuries?
July 13, 2009 by
Bluebird Banter
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Get Well Soon, Casey! Good luck with your rehab start tonight. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
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