Toronto Blue Jays (85-67) @ Minnesota Twins (67-85)
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Toronto Blue Jays (85-67) @ Minnesota Twins (67-85)
Game 1 (Sept 23 - 7:40PM)
Steven Matz vs. Michael Pineda
Game 2 (Sept 24 - 8:10PM)
Jose Berrios vs. Bailey Ober
Game 3 (Sept 25 - 7:10PM)
Robbie Ray vs. TBD
Game 4 (Sept 26 - 2:10PM)
Alek Manoah vs. Griffin Jax
Wild Card:
WC1: Red Sox, 88-65 (.575)
WC2: Yankees, 86-67 (.562)
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Blue Jays, 85-67 (.559), 0.5GB
Steven Matz vs. Michael Pineda
Game 2 (Sept 24 - 8:10PM)
Jose Berrios vs. Bailey Ober
Game 3 (Sept 25 - 7:10PM)
Robbie Ray vs. TBD
Game 4 (Sept 26 - 2:10PM)
Alek Manoah vs. Griffin Jax
Wild Card:
WC1: Red Sox, 88-65 (.575)
WC2: Yankees, 86-67 (.562)
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Blue Jays, 85-67 (.559), 0.5GB
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Let's get to 90!
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lets get back in the win column
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
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The Joe West led umpire crew was hellbent on ending Polo’s streak.
AthensBucks wrote:Lowry is done.
Nurse is below average at best.
Masai is overrated.
I dont get how so many people believe in the raptors,they have zero to chance to win it all.
April 14th, 2019.
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So amidst all the complaints of Montoyo this, Montoyo that, these final games come down to whether the Jays will hit or not. That is their calling card. A great team can transcend a mediocre coach. They went on a huge streak because of it. They need to recapture some of the offense. guerrero and gurriel can't do it alone.
Boston and NY have been much more consistent throughout the season. In contrast, the Jays are streakier.
Boston and NY have been much more consistent throughout the season. In contrast, the Jays are streakier.
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Charlie has been suspended for a game after Borucki hit Kiermaier.
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TR50 wrote:Charlie has been suspended for a game after Borucki hit Kiermaier.
Think that was more of a 10-game suspension infraction by Charlie. Don't go soft, MLB!
**** your asterisk.
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Many Blue Jay fans would prefer Montoyo be suspended for longer than 1 game. This is a blessing in disguise. Hope MLB would have suspended him for a lot longer than just 1 game, during this critical stretch of games.
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PowerPlant1 wrote:So amidst all the complaints of Montoyo this, Montoyo that, these final games come down to whether the Jays will hit or not. That is their calling card. A great team can transcend a mediocre coach. They went on a huge streak because of it. They need to recapture some of the offense. guerrero and gurriel can't do it alone.
Boston and NY have been much more consistent throughout the season. In contrast, the Jays are streakier.
It would help if the manager decides to let the best hitters play then.
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Schad wrote:TR50 wrote:Charlie has been suspended for a game after Borucki hit Kiermaier.
Think that was more of a 10-game suspension infraction by Charlie. Don't go soft, MLB!
i don't know, even 10 games would be pretty lenient by manfred standards. hate to say it but this should have netted him a 30-gamer (including playoffs), give or take. what borucki did was utterly reprehensible and charlie oughta face the consequences for making that call. disgusting.
galacticos2 wrote:MLB needs to introduce an Amnesty clause. Bautista would be my first victim.
Bautista outplays his contract by more than $70 million over the next four seasons (2013-2016).
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Glad to read that the Jake Lamb experiment is over, and he got DFA.
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Fairview4Life wrote:PowerPlant1 wrote:So amidst all the complaints of Montoyo this, Montoyo that, these final games come down to whether the Jays will hit or not. That is their calling card. A great team can transcend a mediocre coach. They went on a huge streak because of it. They need to recapture some of the offense. guerrero and gurriel can't do it alone.
Boston and NY have been much more consistent throughout the season. In contrast, the Jays are streakier.
It would help if the manager decides to let the best hitters play then.
True, that is logical but we have seen core players like: Springer, Semien, Bichette, Guerrero, Gurriel, Hernandez and often Kirk playing almost everyday. That is 6-7 out of 9 in the lineup. That is a lineup based on talent alone that should be able to do some damage when they are hitting. Even without Kirk who is struggling right now anyways.
It is easy to lose sight of what we have when Montoyo subtracts one or two at most of that core. It is time to score runs. Plain and simple.
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Mehar wrote:Glad to read that the Jake Lamb experiment is over, and he got DFA.
Only to be replaced by Kevin Smith. Espinal can't get back here soon enough in my opinion.
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Oh good... looks like we'll have 4 innings of the bullpen tonight
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Can't wait til Springer gets his groove back. Dude's been stinking it up.
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pilkoids wrote:Oh good... looks like we'll have 4 innings of the bullpen tonight
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Oh, I'm thinking it will be more than that. Matz has been terrible tonight.
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pilkoids wrote:Oh good... looks like we'll have 4 innings of the bullpen tonight
The good news is that the bullpen has been better in recent weeks, now that it consists more or less of major league pitchers, and not unemployed rodeo clowns and low-budget movie extras. An ERA of 3.73 over the past month isn't spectacular, but it isn't the disaster it was previous (we're actually 6th in Win Probability Added from the 'pen over the past month).
**** your asterisk.
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Setting up Ray to pitch every 5 days may have just messed with all the other starters.
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Sucking at the wrong time. Man this team can't catch a break.
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Wow 80 pitches already?!