Who : Number 28, Colby Rasmus. Centrefielder. Bats left. Throws left. 26 years old. 6’2”, 200 lbs. Lovely hair. Provenance : Columbus, ...

For those of us north of the border, it is ridiculously cold, and Spring Training seems so very far away. It's almost disheartening, i...

The last time I blogged hereabouts , I was railing against the dying of the light, refusing to go gentle into that good night, swearing ...

Image via Daylife  This 2012 edition of the Toronto Blue Jays has a way of keeping you on your toes, doesn't it? There's bee...

It's amazing what a short losing streak can do to a team in the American League East, isn't it?  Make no mistake, the Blue Jays...

I was a bit nostalgic this afternoon watching the second half of Toronto's 6-5 loss to the visiting New York Mets.  My viewing of t...

Blue Monday, oh, it's Blue Monday. Got to work, would rather sleep all day... But since that's not an option, here's a few top-l...

It's Strombo and Antho, together again for the first time. For those of you who didn't see the Jays' GM on George Strombolopoulo...

Who : Colby Rasmus, No. 28. Centrefielder. Bats left, throws left. 6’2”, 200 LBS. 25 years old. Provenance : Columbus, Georgia. Drafted in ...

There’s really not much to add to what ended up being the biggest Blue Jays-related story of this past week – the new branding scheme and un...

We've made a point through most of this year of toning down some of the outlandish fanboy praise for Jays general manager Alex Anthopoul...