The Advanced Scout – Toronto Blue Jays

The Advanced Scout feels triumphant as he analyzes the Toronto Blue Jays

The Advanced Scout – Toronto Blue Jays

The Advanced Scout grabs a Tim Horton's and analyzes the Toronto Blue Jays

Know Thy Enemy 2012: Toronto Blue Jays

Plenty of young talent, just stuck in the wrong division.

7/5: Hurtin’ Youk

  Toronto Blue Jays (42-44) @ Boston Red Sox (49-35) Brett Cecil (1-3, 7.24) @ Jon Lester (10-4, 3.43) 7:10PM…

4/15:Feeling blue

Toronto Blue Jays (6-6) @ Boston Red Sox (2-9) Brett Cecil (0-1, 7.20) vs.  Clay Buchholz (0-2, 7.20) 7:10 PM…

4/28 Online Seats Game Thread: Lester Makes the Last Stand In Toronto

Jon Lester was finally able to turn his shaky start to the season around last week. Tonight, Lester looks to lead he Boston Red Sox past the Toronto Blue Jays in the last game in the Rogers Centre.

AL East Sleepers: Toronto Blue Jays

Well folks, this one’s about to get ugly. Not just this season, mind you, but for a few years – though, if Anthopoulos is as good as advertised, there might just be a way out of this mess. It’s too bad, really, as the makeup of this pitching staff makes this team one of the most interesting clubs in all of baseball. Too bad they exist in the gauntlet of the AL East. There’s no mistaking it - Toronto is clearly the runt of the AL East litter for the forseeable future. While they have a few good full-timers and a number of interesting arms in the rotation, there’s just not a lot to build on here, barring the awakening of a number of sleepers on this team – a number of sleepers. Either way, this team is in serious trouble for 2010 and beyond. Then again, when third place is all you can ever look forward to, does the disappointment really matter?

The Sox look for the sweep.

5/20: Calling all Papi’s

Even though the Papi video tribute didn't bring back the old Papi (it was a lefty pitching...so a break is called for), a win begets a little more video mojo action. Too bad the Jays are throwing another lefty again tonight.