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2011 Blue Jays/MLB Thread

Derk said:
And down one to Seattle already, a team that has scored what, 11 runs in its last 9 games?

Hopefully that run is it and Jays don't act as slump busters.

Jays already back up 2-1.  Mariners got some pretty lucky hits in the 1st on some tough to hit pitches.

EDIT: Although Cecil isn't looking good in the 2nd either.
 
Three batters into the second and the Mariners are back up by 2.

Four runs in one plus innings. That is more runs than they have scored in any of their last nine games, and the same as they had scored in their previous five games total.

Ladies and gentlemen, your Toronto Blue Jays. :(
 
Derk said:
Three batters into the second and the Mariners are back up by 2.

Four runs in one plus innings. That is more runs than they have scored in any of their last nine games, and the same as they had scored in their previous five games total.

Ladies and gentlemen, your Toronto Blue Jays. :(

Meh.  I've never cared if a team slumping 'breaks out of it' against a team I like.  They are going to do so sometime, and it's going to be against someone's favourite team somewhere, so if it happens to be the Jays, so be it as long as Toronto comes back and wins.
 
It seems to happen to the Jays a lot, though. Probably just my bias, but meh.

It really sucks to hear of a team doing that badly, then score more runs in an inning than they did for their last four games. :(

Cecil with 51 pitches through 2 innings. Good thing they had the day off yesterday to rest up the bullpen.

Edit: Cecil settled down after that and pitched 7 innings. Jays tied it in the 6th, but failed to bring in the winning run from 3rd in the bottom of the 9th. Now Frasor is pitching the 10th and has given up two singles (luckily separated by a double play :))
 
Nice win last night by the Jays. :)

The Mariner bats went cold for the last 12 innings, and that sure helped. :D
 
dm_for_pm said:
'lil Bautista.

http://www.sportsnet.ca/baseball/2011/07/15/lil_batista/

Pretty cool for him... I just hope it doesnt get to be like that little Kipper kid in Calgary. Now that was irritating
 
So apparently Encarnacion can't get out. Stole two bases, beat a tag up throw to second, and reached on an error leading to a 3 run hr.

Edit: now 3-4 with a solo bomb.
Edit: bah! Struck out. The dream is over.
 
It would be really great to see McGowan back with the Jays after all he has been through.

I have heard people speculate that he could try out being a closer - it would probably be less strenuous on his arm, what with all the problems he has had.

Also, nice to see the Jays beat the snot out of a team that is struggling! :)
 
TML fan said:
So apparently Encarnacion can't get out. Stole two bases, beat a tag up throw to second, and reached on an error leading to a 3 run hr.

Edit: now 3-4 with a solo bomb.
Edit: bah! Struck out. The dream is over.

and here I thought he was trying to balance out the "I cant make a play..."
 
@BlueJays
Blue Jays-Official
Roster Move: Jo Jo Reyes designated for assignment, LHP Wilfredo Ledezma has contract selected

Hooray!
 
Busta Reims said:
@BlueJays
Blue Jays-Official
Roster Move: Jo Jo Reyes designated for assignment, LHP Wilfredo Ledezma has contract selected

Hooray!

However, they demoted a starter and called up a reliever???
 
L K said:
However, they demoted a starter and called up a reliever???

Yeah, but, with the off day after the series in Texas and another at the end of the homestand, they can potentially go a couple weeks without really pushing anyone too far out of schedule. At the very least, they don't need a 5th starter this time through the rotation, and they can manage without one next time.

EDIT: ALso, Litsch is healthy now, so, he probably comes back up in a week or so - whenever the team feels they need a #5 again.
 
Looks like there's going to be another  "great one" in another league of professional sports,  make that MLB, as reports say that the Chicago Cubs have signed their seventh round draft pick, Trevor Gretzky, son of the original "great one" Wayne Gretzky.  The younger Gretzky opted for the Cubs and a chance to play professionally rather than return to college with the San Diego State Aztecs, led by coach and former MLBer Tony Gwynn.

Let's not forget that the elder Gretzky started his pro career at the age of 17.  If Dad can do it, son can do it too.  (Well, that remains to be seen).

Trevor's position is as first baseman.


Source:  http://espn.go.com/chicago/mlb/story/_/id/6791440/chicago-cubs-sign-trevor-gretzky-son-hockey-great-wayne-gretzky-report-says
 

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