bustaheims
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L K said:
Yup, and they've gotten away from being patient and selective, as well.
The 2014 Toronto Blue Jays Thread
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Yup, and they've gotten away from being patient and selective, as well.
GhostofPotvin29
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Welp, these umps are ridiculous.
EE on first, Navarro pops up to first baseman. EE initially in way and Teixera bumps into him but EE gets out of way and Teixera makes catch. Ump calls EE out and gives Navarro first base, for some reason.
EE on first, Navarro pops up to first baseman. EE initially in way and Teixera bumps into him but EE gets out of way and Teixera makes catch. Ump calls EE out and gives Navarro first base, for some reason.
bustaheims
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Potvin29 said:
The interference call was bogus, but, once the ump decided he wasn't going to change his mind, the way they resolved it was the correct call.
Andy007
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Down 5-2 in the top of the 7th. Looks like a sweep and another loss at Yankee Stadium. Embarassing. Yankees are missing 3 SP's too. I can seriously see this team in 3rd place and out of the playoffs again in another month or so, particularly after Yanks get healthy and Baltimore starts rolling.
Heroic Shrimp
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Jays were down 8-0 in the 2nd tonight in Cincinatti, just tied it up at 9-9 in the 8th, going to the bottom of the 8th.
bustaheims
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Heroic Shrimp said:
2nd biggest comeback in Jays history.
bustaheims
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L K said:
They've gotten back to the plan that helped them win in May - patience at the plate. 8 walks tonight.
Heroic Shrimp
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L K said:
Now Edwin's second bomb of the game and it's 14-9. What a crazy game, 4 hours in.
bustaheims
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Well, looks like the Jays decided to make tonight a statement game.
Heroic Shrimp
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draeko17 said:
I'm thinking the Reds might regret trading him.
bustaheims
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Heroic Shrimp said:
Why? I mean, it's not like he leads the majors in home runs and RBIs. What's that? He does? Well, yeah, then they might.
L K
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Heroic Shrimp said:
You know who really should be regretting it though? The Athletics. They had him and non-tendered him in 2010. At this time, the Reds had acquired a superior player in Scott Rolen and Encarnacion was more of a salary/position dump on the Jays. JP almost screwed it up three times...argued against taking Encarnacion back in the trade in the first place, made him a DFA, let him go to Oakland on waivers. The Jays are lucky that we have Edwin (mind you he was a trainwreck at 3B at times).
Heroic Shrimp
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L K said:
I didn't know or recall all those details, thanks. He's now leading the majors in homers and RBI. Plus this:
Jon Morosi @jonmorosi
Edwin Encarnacion has hit the most home runs in the majors since the start of 2012 (101). He passed Miguel Cabrera tonight.