It's only two starts, but Chien-Ming Wang appears to be just what the doctor ordered for the Blue Jays' beleaguered pitching staff. As Scott Ferguson of TSN Radio 1050 writes, he has taken the team deep into both games he's pitched and picked up the victory Sunday at Arlington. ...more
Every contending team has a one-two punch of starting pitchers who lead the rotation and the team. One of the main reasons the Blue Jays are last in the East is their top two starters are not producing. TSN 1050 Radio's Scott Ferguson has more. ...more
I went to the ballpark on Saturday expecting to see a great pitcher's duel between Mark Buehrle and Yu Darvish, instead I was treated to an 18-inning marathon game that had a lot of similarities to the Jays' other 18-inning affair back in 2005. ...more
Until the great back-to-back pitching performances in San Francisco this week by Josh Johnson and R.A Dickey, I think most Toronto Blue Jays fans were looking ahead to next year. In fact, I've heard many suggest that maybe it's time to trade Jose Bautista and get as much as you can for him. For my part, that would be a mistake - at least for now. TSN 1050 Radio's Scott Ferguson has more. ...more
If you look at the Toronto Blue Jays and the Pittsburgh Pirates it's as though they are playing in parallel universes, where everything seems to work out for one team no matter what twists and turns fate throws at them, and nothing seems to go right for the team that can't seem to catch a break. I don't think I have to tell you the first team is the Pirates and the second is the Blue Jays. ...more
As stunned as we may be by the Blue Jays 23-31 record and last place standing in the A.L. East, there are actually two teams that have blown me away by their monumental collapses in May. Namely, the Brewers and the Royals. ...more
Watching rookie Sean Nolin get roughed up by Baltimore on Friday night, Scott Ferguson of TSN Radio 1050 wondered about the Major League debuts of the rest of the Jays starters. Truth be told, there was only one that really stuck out. We'll save that one for last. ...more
This time a year ago, the Blue Jays were 24-19 and a respectable third place in the AL East. The collapse began when they lost three starting pitchers to injuries in a span of five days in early June. One year later, injuries have been less of a factor but only Houston has a worse ERA than the Blue Jays. Scott Ferguson of TSN Radio 1050 has more. ...more
There was a very interesting signing made by the Chicago Cubs earlier this week when they came to terms with Anthony Rizzo on a seven-year deal worth $41 million. Should the Blue Jays be offering Brett Lawrie the same kind of contract? Scott Ferguson of TSN Radio 1050 offers his thoughts. ...more
The Blue Jays showed some definite signs of life over the weekend, taking two out of three over Boston to cap a tough seven game road trip against the Bosox and Tampa Bay. However, six weeks into the season, the Jays still find themselves third from the bottom in the American League at 15-24 and with the 27th best record in the Majors. ...more
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