I’m really not a fan of the hit and run. Yesterday’s ninth inning was a good example of why. I’m less against it early in the game, so that, if it fails, there is time to, you know, make up for it.
So, yesterday was a day. I knew the changeover wasn’t going to go as smoothly as they hoped. We were supposed to be back running at 9 am Eastern. Instead, they spent the day telling us it would be another hour.
Nathan Lukes capped a five-run seventh inning with a three-run, pinch-hit home run to help the Toronto Blue Jays rally past the host Baltimore Orioles and snap a four-game losing streak, winning 9-8 to avoid a series sweep Wednesday afternoon.
The Blue Jays are first in the American League East and clear buyers ahead of Thursday’s deadline. Mitch Bannon of The Athletic reports that they are willing to trade from their position player depth, including guys who are currently on the big league roster or in Triple-A.
Nathan Lukes turns 31 next week. He’s played a handful of games for the Jays in each of the last two seasons. This year, he’s been on the roster (except for a few days on the IL) all season.
My weekend plans have been drenched in the rain. I was to do the MS Ride, but we are to get a rather biblical amount of rain. They haven’t cancelled the ride, but they will make an announcement this afternoon.
The Toronto Blue Jays placed outfielder Nathan Lukes on the seven-day injured list on Wednesday and selected the contract of rookie outfielder Will Robertson from Triple-A Buffalo.
Ok....I thought batting Andrés Giménez sixth was malpractice. Tonight he’s hitting fifth. On the plus side, Alan Roden is in the lineup.....BATTING NINTH.
Prior to today’s 8-4 win over the Athletics, the Blue Jays placed center fielder Daulton Varsho on the 10-day injured list and activated right-hander Erik Swanson from the 60-day IL to make his season debut. Left-hander Easton Lucas was optioned to Triple-A and second baseman/outfielder Davis Schneider was called up in the corresponding moves.
Unless you’re a Blue Jays farm system guru, Nathan Lukes was a prospect you likely didn’t hear too much about when he first joined the organization during the 2021/2022 offseason.
The Toronto Blue Jays surged to second place in the American League East on Wednesday night with a 14-0 victory over the San Diego Padres at Rogers Centre.
Nathan Lukes' RBI singled in the bottom of the 11th inning lifted the Toronto Blue Jays past the visiting San Diego Padres 7-6 on Thursday afternoon to complete a three-game sweep.
The Toronto Blue Jays entered Friday's series opener against the Detroit Tigers looking to get back in the win column. Dropping Thursday's contest against the Tampa Bay Rays, Toronto fell one game below .500 at 21-22.
Nathan Lukes hit a two-run, go-ahead single with two outs in the eighth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the visiting Cleveland Guardians 5-3 on Friday night.
The Toronto Blue Jays finalized their Opening Day roster over the weekend. With only a few spots up for grabs, there was little mystery about the results,
Is the 2025 season finally the year Nathan Lukes will get a legitimate shot with the Toronto Blue Jays? This is Blue Jays Nation’s annual 40-man Roster Review, where we look at the players on the Blue Jays’ 40-man roster.
The Toronto Blue Jays are already in need of some help in the outfield but with the most recent update on Daulton Varsho, they might need more than expected.
So far this spring, the focus and attention for the Blue Jays has primarily been on the pitching staff (who is pitching well and who has shoulder fatigue) and the array of infielders who are fighting for a chance to break camp when Toronto opens the season later this month in Tampa Bay.