This game featured the debut of Mississauga's Shawn Hill in a Toronto uniform and the 2010 return of Robert 'Bobby' Ray to the hill. Hopefully, this will be the first of many POTD's in the coming days as the 2010 campaign winds down.
I feel asleep just after the third inning of Saturday's game when neither team scored a run. After I woke up, 14 runs had been scored. Unfortunately, 13 of them were scored by Tampa Bay in a 13-1 shellacking at Ted's Shed.
This guy could almost pass for Rance Mulliniks!
So let's have a good old-fashioned bar brawl over a question basic to this site's existence: who is the single greatest all-time Blue Jay? Define that however you want -- players, managers, front office, mascots (!), single-season, career, one freaking amazing game, pitchers, everyday players, native Canadians only, serious candidates, tongue-in-cheek eye-rollers or simply personal favourites -- you make your own rules and put up your dukes to defend your choice(s).
A winner will be declared only when the last drop of blood has fallen. Oh, and you get bizarrely random extra credit points if you phrase your argument in the form of a senryu/haiku (details and example within) ... but that is not required. (If this goes well, later slams will call for limericks or couplets or other forms of doggerel.)
State your preferred beverage, order up and stake your claim .. the greatest Blue Jay ever is/was ...
You know who had a better season than any of those guys?
The Dunedin Blue Jays are down one game to nothing to the Tampa Yankees in their best of three first-round series in the Florida State League playoffs. In other news, the Jays signed a pair of Player Development Contracts by extending one and beginning a new partnership. Also, the Jays paid tribute to the Pacific Coast League's MVP and shone the spotlight on the team's top four draft picks in 2010 on JaysVision during Monday's game.