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 | Rays, Blue Jays sign Cuban prospects |
 Si is reporting Cuban outfielder-first baseman Leslie Anderson and the Tampa Bay Rays reached agreement Tuesday on a four-year contract worth a minimum of $1,725,000.
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Posted by trademan on Wednesday, April 14 @ 05:39:18 EDT (823 reads)
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| Jays more laid-back without Roy Halladay |
The TOronto Sun is reporting As Toronto moves on without Roy Halladay, according to some, the clubhouse is a more relaxed place. The problem with Halladay was simply that he was so dedicated, worked so hard and had such a talent gap between himself and the others -- he was buddies with Chris Carpenter way back and more recently for a time with A.J. Burnett, two pitchers who came close to matching his talent -- that the younger pitchers were intimidated and didn't know how to approach him.
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Posted by trademan on Wednesday, April 07 @ 05:57:33 EDT (280 reads)
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| Lind, Blue Jays agree to $18 million, 4-year deal |
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Yahoo Sports is reporting Outfielder Adam Lind(notes) and the Toronto Blue Jays agreed Saturday to an $18 million, four-year contract that includes three additional club option years.
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Posted by trademan on Sunday, April 04 @ 08:01:22 EDT (213 reads)
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| Jays Talk: BLUE JAYS SET PITCHING STAFF TO START 2010 SEASON |
TSN is reporting The Toronto Blue Jays put the finishing touches on their pitching staff Thursday and will open the season with a starting five of Shaun Mar*****, Brian Tallet, Ricky Romero, Brandon Morrow and Dana Eveland.
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Posted by trademan on Friday, April 02 @ 07:22:19 EDT (162 reads)
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| AL East Preview: Blue Jays |
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Baltimoresportsreport is reporting It is no secret the Blue Jays are using 2010 as a rebuilding year. They lost their ace, Roy Halladay, to the Phillies this past offseason and their rotation is in shambles. Playing in the AL East and not having a strong pitching staff is not a good combination. Their lineup also has some question marks so 2010 could prove to be a very long season for the Blue Jays.
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Posted by trademan on Tuesday, March 30 @ 06:22:07 EDT (204 reads)
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| Ace gone, but Jays still have cards to play |
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Boston.com is reporting The Blue Jays were a 75-win team with Roy Halladay. Without him? Well, second baseman Aaron Hill feels they could be one of those “under-the-radar’’ teams.
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Posted by trademan on Sunday, March 28 @ 07:19:33 EDT (237 reads)
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| Free Agents: Toronto Nearing Deal with Gregg |
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Various sources are reporting that the Toronto Blue Jays are about to sign free-agent reliever Kevin Gregg.
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Posted by trademan on Tuesday, February 02 @ 20:43:28 EST (477 reads)
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| Indians sent LHP Jackson to Blue Jays |
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The Cleveland Indians have traded pitcher Zach Jackson(notes) to the Toronto Blue Jays for a player to be named.
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Posted by trademan on Saturday, January 09 @ 09:35:34 EST (557 reads)
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| Trade Rumors: Ricciardi says Doc wants trade |
 The Toronto Star is reporting J.P. Ricciardi says Roy Halladay wants out of Toronto.
In the most unambiguous statement yet on the ace right-hander's feelings, the former Blue Jays general manager told SIRIUS XM Radio's MLB Home Plate channel Halladay was ready to move on in the summer, and still is now.
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Posted by Trademan on Saturday, December 05 @ 12:11:29 EST (409 reads)
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| Trade Rumors: Dealing Halladay could fit in with GM Anthopoulos' vision |
Mlb.com is reporting Alex Anthopoulos finally did away with the suspense and agreed on Saturday afternoon to discuss the immediate and long-term direction of the Blue Jays. It was a topic the new general manager wanted to address when the time was right.
With the General Managers' Meetings set to kick off in Chicago on Monday, Anthopoulos felt the time had come to talk about the road ahead. Coming off a disappointing 75-win season, the Blue Jays do not appear close to their first playoff appearance since winning the World Series in 1993. It is now up to Anthopoulos to find a remedy for the situation.
Anthopoulos' vision is of an organization that can have a sustained period of success, becoming an annual postseason contender within a tough American League East. To reach that point, Anthopoulos plans on relying less on free agency for now, and focusing his attention on building a strong core through trades and strong scouting and player development.
Anthopoulos does not want fans thinking this means the Blue Jays are entering a rebuilding phase.
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Posted by trademan on Sunday, November 08 @ 10:00:48 EST (621 reads)
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| BLUE JAYS FIRE GENERAL MANAGER RICCIARDI |
 The Toronto Blue Jays fired general manager J.P. Ricciardi on Saturday, ending an eventful eight-year reign marked by frequent controversy and mediocre teams never good enough to reach the post-season.
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Posted by trademan on Saturday, October 03 @ 15:35:37 EDT (499 reads)
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| When It comes to bad contracts Jays GM Ricciardi is hard to beat |
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SI is reporting I don't want this to sound rude ... but I have never understood Toronto Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi. I mean that sincerely. I just don't understand. I have friends all around the game who will tell me what a bright guy J.P. is, what a good baseball man he is, what a grounded person he is, what a nice guy he is, and so on. And I have no reason to doubt them except this: I have absolutely no idea what they are talking about.
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Posted by Trademan on Friday, August 14 @ 21:04:31 EDT (772 reads)
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| Why the Jays gave up on Rios |
 The Toronto Star is reporting In the original Jays lineup at Yankee Stadium last night, Alex Rios was listed as the starting right fielder. By 6:30 p.m., the underachieving homegrown Rios was on his way to the White Sox on a simple August waiver claim, with GM J.P. Ricciardi getting nothing in return. Professionally, the GM seems to have become dead man walking.
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Posted by Trademan on Tuesday, August 11 @ 08:18:48 EDT (782 reads)
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| Trade Rumors: Ricciardi won't comment on Rios report |
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Mlb.com is reporting Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi downplayed an online report that surfaced on Friday, indicating that right fielder Alex Rios has been claimed off waivers by an unidentified team. That does not necessarily mean Toronto isn't currently weighing its options with the outfielder.
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Posted by Trademan on Friday, August 07 @ 22:14:45 EDT (511 reads)
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