Wakefield’s 200th win stops Jays
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Tim Wakefield became the 108th major league pitcher to earn 200 career wins pitching six innings route to an 18-6 rout of the Blue Jays at Fenway Park. The 45-year-old…
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Tim Wakefield became the 108th major league pitcher to earn 200 career wins pitching six innings route to an 18-6 rout of the Blue Jays at Fenway Park. The 45-year-old…
If the race for the American League MVP award is a down-to-the-wire sprint, then Jose Bautista has already pulled up and is limping towards the finish line.
With just nine home runs since the All-Star break, one has to wonder if the Blue Jays single-season long ball record holder is still the front-runner for one of baseball’s highest honours.
The Toronto Blue Jays know how to spoil a party.
Red Sox starter Tim Wakefield, baseball’s oldest player, was a mere six outs away from picking up his 200th career victory, until a five-run, eight-inning implosion by Boston’s bullpen cost him the win Wednesday night.
Bautista is one of 15 Toronto players that are eligible for arbitration this winter. The process is one not desirable to most teams, and GM Alex Anthopoulos stated that he hopes to avoid going to any hearings
Jose Bautista extended his major-league lead with two home runs on Thursday night, powering the Toronto Blue Jays to a 13-2 romp of the Minnesota Twins. Facing a bases loaded situation in the seventh inning, Bautista…
On a night when the Toronto Blue Jays were honouring manager Cito Gaston, thanking him for everything he’s done, he was the one with all of the gratitude.
[4967Cito_Gaston] When the Jays conclude their home schedule on Wednesday against the New York Yankees, the organization’s greatest skipper will be in his spot in the dugout for the final time. Cito Gaston has had his supporters and detractors since first becoming manager in May of 1989, but no one can argue with the success the team achieved during his two stints.
Buck Showalter sat out the Orioles game on Monday, after being suspended during Sunday’s game against the Blue Jays.
Jose Bautista hit his 50th home run of the season, making him only the 26th player in Major League history to do so.
In Thursday’s Blue Jay win over the Seattle Mariners, Bautista’s homer marked the only run of the entire game. Though both team’s offenses were stifled by good pitching, Ichiro Suzuki managed to get two hits, the second one being his 200th.