Captain America The Winter Soldier last night. It rocked, if a little bit obvious plot.
moose;372249 wroteI forgot to add: a melky that can run.
So can Navarro.

Navarro has 1st stolen base since 2009. Brings lifetime total to 11. :D
So the Jays won the series against the Astros 2-1. It is a disappointment as we couldn't complete the sweep. We won the first 2 games, then had our so called ace on the mound for the last one but fell short. These are the games we need to win, if we have any intentions of competing for a playoff spot. It would have been alot nicer being 6-4 after 10 games instead of 5 -5.

It was great to see Melky and Lind still have hot bats. Lawrie needs to pick up the offense. He hit 1 home run but nothing else. Diaz has provided more punch then Lawrie which says a thing or two.

Lets hope we can win the series vs Baltimore.
McGowan pitched a great game tonight. It's a good thing as I don't want to see AJ Happ in a Jays uniform again. Btw jays won 2-0.
Wow. The Jays have won 2 series in a row. I don't think they accomplished this all of last year. Pitching was good the entire series. Nice to see the bats come alive in the last game.

How many of you would sign Rasmus for 5 years.

I for one would. I have always been a fan of his. He has a good bad, arm and speed. I believe his best years are to come.
payperview;373079 wroteWow. The Jays have won 2 series in a row. I don't think they accomplished this all of last year.

When you have an 11 game winning streak you usually win more then 2 series series in a row :D
i love the jays lol, havnt been to a game in years but i remember i had a good time drinking and it was hot outside so win win. hopefully will go this year...
JohnnieH;373081 wroteWhen you have an 11 game winning streak you usually win more then 2 series series in a row :D
lol, I forgot they had that winning streak to get them back to .500.
Sigh.
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American League
EASTERN DIVISION
Team W L T GB
Toronto 8 6 .5
NY Yankees 7 6
Tampa Bay 7 7
Baltimore 6 7
Boston 5 9
Enjoying this while I can. :)
Hobbes;373370 wroteEnjoying this while I can. :)
I hope you enjoyed it for one day.

We looked terrible in the double header. With Santos an Happ on our team were going nowhere fast. Ship out Santos and send Happ back down to AAA.

On a side note at least Santos set a jays record with 3 wild pitches in one inning. The twins scored 6 runs on one hit and 8 walks. Need I say more.
5 days later
Johnson going for another Tommy John surgery and JPA is already down to 3rd string catcher - cuz he sucks.
5 days later
The last 2 series vs Baltimore and Boston we were brutal finishing 2-4. 1 game under .500 for the season. With KC up next we will lose 2 of 3 as usual vs them. It appears once we have a chance to gain momentum they Jays are always there to let us down. It would be nice of them to use their "one time" this year.
payperview;374134 wroteThe last 2 series vs Baltimore and Boston we were brutal finishing 2-4. 1 game under .500 for the season. With KC up next we will lose 2 of 3 as usual vs them. It appears once we have a chance to gain momentum they Jays are always there to let us down. It would be nice of them to use their "one time" this year.
This team needs more than a 1 time.

They needs many times.

Brandon Morrow starts pitching one time

Strohman works out one time

Magically they package Rasmus/Gose for any starting pitching of value one time.
Rajai Davis playing everyday batting 350 tho.
Most players who leave the jays do well ( carpenter & Escobar).
Johnson, Arencibia, Wells, Villanueva WTF?
Great post from my favourite blog. Drunk Jays Fans
Here we are again, just like every single other year — be it at 10-21 in 2013, or 27-14 in 2009 — with Jays fans (not all of them, mind you, but enough of them to drown out the many silent voices of the sane) headed for the deep end, yelling and screaming and spraying piss in all directions in a manic, flailing, attention-screaming leap into utter incoherence brought on by their apparent failure to have learned the lessons of all the other baseball seasons they’ve supposedly watched. Granted, being Jays fans, for most of their lives the creeping feeling of impending doom at every apparent wrong turn made by the club has more-or-less been right — a fact you’ll be reminded of frequently by these jackaninnies, presumably barely able to keep the drool from spilling from their bottom lips as they tell you about twenty years with no playoffs, as though the failings of the Gord Ash and J.P. Ricciardi eras have anything to do with anything right now. The thing is, nobody on the sane side of the door to the fucking padded room is trying to tell anybody that there’s nothing to be concerned about with this club, or nothing that doesn’t need to be rectified damn quickly if they want to keep their heads above water, or that “it’s early … and they’re still going to be great.” Yet I get fuckwits calling me an apologist, a Kool-Aid drinker, a “Wilner,” because I refuse to validate their overly-emotional piss-poor knee-jerk reactions.
It’s annoying. Though, yes, I suppose it comes with the territory. And yes, addressing these crackpots not only gets old real fast, but also makes their voices seem even louder than I think they really are. It’s just… every single year. Every. Single. Year. And how difficult is it to grasp that grand pronouncements today about how awful and desperate the team is — meaningless regurgitated negativity-posing-as-cleverness garbage like “20 years of this,” or “can’t lose a game like that” — are as impossibly dumb as ones from a week ago — a damn week ago! — about how good things were looking after a road trip in which the club, by all rights, should have gone 7-2?
I’m no Pollyanna. I wrote in March about this season likely being yet another “grim ritual march to mid-season irrelevance,” for fuck sakes, and if we’re being honest, that probably still is what we’re going to eventually end up staring at, given the construction of the roster. There was always the possibility of things working out really well, though, too, and absolutely nothing about that outlook has changed. The Jays were 10-21 last May 31st, and even though the fell off the map in the second half, they did claw their way back to 38-36 and just three games back of the second Wild Card spot, tied with a Cleveland club that made the playoffs. If they can do that, then what in the holy fuck is anybody going on about with the downpour of negativity?
Maybe, as usual, I’m overstating it. But… yeah, there are problems. Yeah, you’re allowed to be pissed off when the Jays lose. Yeah, the team may not be on their way to the World Series. But most of us knew that all along and are happy just to enjoy the ride and see where it takes us. Especially since I’m pretty sure there’s a word for the type of fan who spends most of his energy racing to be the first to plant his flag in the pretend-notion that he knows the season is doomed: it’s called being a fucking shithead.
7 days later
Excellent pitching + 9 run inning = Mark Buehrle MLB 1st 6 game winner ;)
That's 4 in a row for the Jays!


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I was a bit surprised to see the Jays only 1.5 games back in the East. Still in 4th however and haven't gained ground lately with everyone else on small winning streaks also.
0.5 gm in the wild card! ;)
That is not a parrot. But I like it.
12 days later
JPAAA. Enjoy, you suckhole.
Awesome to see the Jays alone in 1st place but 4 games over .500 is not going to cut it for very long.
and still in 1st place for today. :)
JohnnieH;375236 wroteAwesome to see the Jays alone in 1st place but 4 games over .500 is not going to cut it for very long.
How about 5 games?
Stanley Cup parade here we come!










Oh wait......>:D
moose;375277 wroteHow about 5 games?
Better, but still a long way to go!
moose;375277 wroteHow about 5 games?
JohnnieH;375363 wroteBetter, but still a long way to go!
Win % equates to 93 games, which is only wildcard.
Very pleased with this weekends results but let's remember that this team is quite injury prone. One bumpy plane ride and the DL will fill up very quickly.

Fingers crossed for the rungood to continue.