The 2025 Toronto Blue Jays
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.....this makes a lot of sense. Plus now he just looks like some mortal alternative dude that should be in a band somewhere, rather than that mysteriously crafty, loose, clever pitcher from last season.
Nothing against tattoos, as I am the proud owner of two of them lol.
Philip
Crazy how the Jays have been the best team for a few weeks with one of the best offences LOL
but can they keep this up? They will need Vlad and Sandman to do their job and hit homers
Notice we went on this streak after Sandman was put on injury list. That is not a coincidence
but can they keep this up? They will need Vlad and Sandman to do their job and hit homers
Notice we went on this streak after Sandman was put on injury list. That is not a coincidence
I still have a hard time believing that the Jays have won 13 of their last 16 games and are hitting incredibly well. All this hitting with Santander injured + being a bust so far, and Vladdy belting few homeruns but still contributing at the plate. I'm kinda on the bandwagon again but the lack of starting pitching is apt to catch up to them soon. Only 3 reliable starters right now.
The dumb move was pulling Bassitt too early, then pulling Fluharty too early. They should have been able to get you through the end of the game, instead of having to use that trash heap Chad Green in the first place.
That being said once Green got them to 2 outs in the ninth, it made no sense to then bring in Hoffman.
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Home start vs. Cleveland's affiliate.
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3-Time Cy Young Award Winner, Max Scherzer, scheduled to start for Bisons this Friday
GET MY BISONS TICKETS The Toronto Blue Jays today announced that 3-time Cy Young Award Winner, RHP Max Scherzer, is scheduled to start for the Buffalo Bisons this Friday, June 13, as the Herd hosts the Columbus Clippers at Sahlen Field (6:35 p.m. | Gates NEW TIME 4:30 p.m.). Scherzer
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It's very common for most teams to play weekday games on the last day of a mid-week series, (ie: on a Wednesday or a Thursday), if it's the last game of a homestand, AKA 'getaway day', because both teams will be traveling after the game.
This is less common when the home team plays in Texas, because it's too hot for afternoon games, for both players and fans. The Rangers typically play Sunday home games at night throughout July and August.
Midweek afternoon games are more common early and late in the season for teams based in the north and for San Francisco, because of the difference between day and night temperatures.
Some of this involves television revenue. Fans who don't work in white collar management usually can't watch a mid-week afternoon game during business hours unless they're retired or unemployed, and the retired demographic doesn't matter much to TV advertisers.
The big difference as I see it is the supporting cast has stepped up making us a deeper and more dangerous hitting lineup. Guys like Barger and Clement. Kirk and Springer have been consistent most of the season. Middle relief has also fared much better than I thought. But this hot streak will definitely come to an end, we are not this good. And our thinness at SP is a real problem.
Vlad and Sandman have to start doing the heavy lifting on offence but the Barger, Clement, Kirk and Springer cast looks real
and you forgot to mention Heinman hitting over 400 with OPS over 1000. He is a key as they can now safely rest Kirk
If Jays are contending they will go after the pitching they need as management tries to save their job LOL
Surprisingly, we are looking good but I feel this team can go south fast but now we see they can go the other way
They're are considered an "inter-league rival" apparently.
Yanks/Mets, O's/Nats, Sox/Braves, Rays/Marlins, Jays/Phils
The other 4 divisions do this also.
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We played them twice last year as well. Both were 2 game series home and away.
Every other NL team we played 3 times.
Scherzer's start vs. Columbus yesterday. Walk-off infield hit by Tirotta won it.
https://www.milb.com/gameday/clippers-vs-bisons/2025/06/13/781735/final/box
https://www.milb.com/gameday/clippers-vs-bisons/2025/06/13/781735/final/box
Chico Esquela says, the Jays infielders were not very very goood to Addison Barger. They wasted two outs on Barger's rocket arm, in the end karma favoured him.
