[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/CHRIS_jaystuesday_podcast.mp3|titles=CHRIS_jaystuesday_podcast] Marc Rzepczynski matched his season high of eight strikeouts as the Jays used the long ball to their advantage, defeating the Seattle Mariners 5-3 at Rogers Centre on Tuesday night. Toronto (76-74) got home…
Being out of contention for the National league Triple Crown has not made Joey Votto slow down as the Cincinnati Reds first baseman has a season high 10-game hitting streak, with three home runs and…
With only 13 games remaining, Blue Jays right-fielder, Jose Bautista, looks to etch his name amongst a select gromayup of players.
Jon Lester got his retribution on Sunday, as he pitched seven strong innings for the Boston Red Sox who stymied the Toronto Blue Jays 6-0 at Fenway Park.
A split second decision can sometimes be the deciding factor in a baseball game.
Jose Bautista made history with one swing of the bat on Friday night as he set a new Toronto Blue Jays single season home run mark in an 11-9 win over the host Boston Red Sox.
In a season filled with Blue Jay accomplishments, Vernon Wells was honoured as the winner of the 2010 Branch Rickey Award in recognition of his work with kids in the community.
Richmond Hill native Pete Orr and three Blue Jays’ prospects will be representing Canada at the upcoming 2011 Pan Am Games baseball qualifying tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Vancouver Canadians of the West Coast League will be the Jays short-season Class-A farm team through 2014, after signing a player development contract with the big league team on Friday.
The big league Blue Jay squad isn’t the only ball team in the city racking up the runs this year. The West Hill Blue Jays proved too much for the competition on the weekend, going undefeated over three games on their way to winning the Scarborough Baseball Association Pee Wee House League championship.