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Most Intriguing Blue Jays Games in 2022
With Opening Day later this week, circle these games on the calendar as must-watch in 2022
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Allow Me To (Re)Introduce Myself
The 7th Inning Stretch Podcast is back for the 2022 season. Matt highlights the changes to the show for this year.
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Blue Jays Roster Projection
Checking in on how the Opening Day roster could shake out with a week left of Grapefruit League games.
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5 Blue Jays who need a good Spring Training
In 2022, the start of the season comes quickly. These five players need to start spring training on the right foot.
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Blue Jays emerging as elite contenders, thanks to rotation transformation
Everyone knows the Blue Jays have a high-octane offence. But it’s the starting pitching that might push them over the top.
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And We’re Back!
A quick refresher on where the Blue Jays stand now that the MLB lockout is over.
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2019 Toronto Blue Jays Opening Day Roster
We tend to make a bigger deal out of the Opening Day roster than his necessary. On most teams, a transaction or two always occur within the first week, and most people don’t remember who was on the roster on day one by the time day 73 rolls around. Regardless, these are the 25 guys…
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10 Intriguing Storylines for the 2019 Toronto Blue Jays
In case you weren’t aware, the Blue Jays were pretty mediocre for about two decades before 2015. There were underachievers, overachievers, and mediocre clubs. Superstars and busts. In the early part of this decade, Jose Bautista was usually the only reason you’d want to tune into a Jays game. Before him was Roy Halladay. Expectations…
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The 7th Inning Stretch Podcast #35: Tomorrow Starts Today
Baseball is back, baby! On the eve of the 2019 season, join Matt Di Nicolantonio and Asher Roth as they discuss all things Blue Jays. Of course, they start with an update on Vladimir Guerrero Jr. When will he arrive? How impactful can he be? What are the ramifications on the rest of the roster?…
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Getting All Your Jays In A Row
When I was a kid, I was fascinated with batting order construction. But in the days long before Twitter, it wasn’t so easy to find out how the Blue Jays were lining up on any given day. I loved going to the ballpark, because they’d have the order posted on the screens in the outfield.…
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