The last place Blue Jays, the first place Orioles. In their house. Should be fun.
Three games with the still relatively hot Minnesota Twins, and we should see both the prospects sent out in the Jose Berrios trade.
I don't care if they're a first place team. They're not taking two of three from the Blue Jays.
After a less than optimal homestand, a road trip is called for. Two fourth-place teams meet for three games in the District.
The Royals may actually be pretty good this season. It doesn't happen very often, and I know it's still early, but so far- so pretty good.
Three games with the - do I need to actually check and be sure? I doubt it. - first place Los Angeles Dodgers.
Four games in Kansas City, where everything's up to date.
The Big, Bad Bombers, coming to a ballpark near you. Near me, anyway.
Come down from the heights, fellas, and play some ball at sea level.
At last, at long last, the Blue Jays come home.
This one worries me. The Blue Jays can expect to meet some people in a very bad mood.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Likewise, the 162 game season begins with the first one.
It's pretty simple. Win or go home.
Did we really want the Minnesota Twins to provide the opposition?