Tag Archives: Toronto Blue Jays

Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Upton away

Hitting home runs in a homecoming game

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Pennant winners

Why does a 162-game season seemingly count for so little?

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Shouldering responsibility

The list of baseball incidents likely to catch the attention of the British press is a short on

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Marlins misery continues

Thoughts on the blockbuster trade

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Keeping score on a train

I was stuck on a train on early Sunday evening with my pocket DAB radio at least allowing me to drift off to Toronto. The Blue Jays were hosting the Yankees and thanks to BBC 5 Live Sports Extra I could listen in while on the move

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2011 MLB Preview: American League East

The Tampa Bay Rays beat the odds by winning the East in 2010. After losing several key players over the offseason, can they hold off the Yankees and Red Sox again?

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Major League money 2010: Part One

We might be living in an age of budget cuts in the UK, but Major League Baseball is successfully braving the global economic storm in the States

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2010 Season Review: AL East

We conclude our review of the 2010 MLB season by taking a look at the American League East

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Saturday’s early MLB games: Phillies-Braves and Padres-Giants lead the way

The last Saturday of the 2010 MLB regular season brings us seven ‘early’ games starting before midnight UK time. There are four to choose from at 18.10, then three at 21.10

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Saturday’s early MLB games: Rangers try to clinch, other playoff contenders in action as well

There are six MLB games starting before midnight UK time on Saturday

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