A big question for 2018 is what is the Jays Payroll and how much is already used up?

Every year some minor shifting goes on for the Jays top 10 all-time best seasons in category xyz. Most of us heard about Bautista's setting the Jays strikeout record but what other things did the Jays players in 2017 do to get on the leaderboards?

The AL Wild Card game features the Twins in Yankee Stadium. Colorado-Arizona is tomorrow.

This debacle of a season is almost over with just three afternoon games to go.

The Jays take to the road for the final time this season. First stop is Boston where the Sox are still looking for three more wins, or Yankee losses, to win the division. The Jays have been playing better recently but heading into Boston is always a tough trip.

The final home series of a lost and losing season. But hey - a hidden ball trick!

The series thread has taken a bit of a U-turn so I am setting up a fresh thread for tonight's game for those who want to discuss the action on the field.

The last homestand of the season begins. The last homestand for Jose Bautista in a Blue Jay uniform too.

The Blue Jays will try to play spoiler against the Identicals.

The Vancouver Canadians are the 2017 Northwest League champions after a 2-1 victory over the Eugene Emeralds in Game 4 at Nat Bailey Stadium.


The C's have won four Northwest League titles since becoming an affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays back in 2011.

The Vancouver Canadians are one win away from the Northwest League championship.


Brandon Polizzi and the rally skunk need one more win.

The always annoying Orioles come to town...

Vancouver are playing Eugene in a best of five championship series. Games one and two are in Eugene and then the last three in Vancouver. Game two is Sunday with game three Monday in Vancouver. There is one catch, a ten hour bus ride. Hopefully the C's left Nate Pearson in Vancouver to be rested for Monday night. This will be a live blog of game two.

It's been a tough year for Roberto Osuna. Ten Blown Saves and all...

The dog days are here. The 64 win Blue Jays take on the 59 win Tigers in a battle for ....anything? It would normally be a series for the kids but the Jays really don't have many kids on the roster. There is Richard Urena, Teoscar Hernandez and a few arms in the pen, Carlos Ramirez, Chris Rowley and Luis Santos. Then there is Marcus Stroman taking his bruised elbow to the mound tonight, hoping for no line drives through the mound.

The most notable thing about the weekend is that Saturdays game is at 4pm. I don't recall why, it could be TV related or an experiment by the Jays but it is different. Is there anything else to pay attention to this weekend?