Ken Fidlin
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Hamilton, ON, Canada
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Bautista, EE will get qualifying offers
At the very least, sluggers Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion are expected to receive qualifying offers from the Blue Jays. → Read More
Jays come up empty, lose ALCS
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Ed-wings it for Blue Jays
Edwin Encarnacion smashed a three-run home run off reliever Ubaldo Jimenez in the bottom of the 11th inning Tuesday night to send the Blue Jays to the American League Division Series with a 5-2 victory. → Read More
Jays clinch, will host wild card game
In a 162-game season that encompassed 1,459 innings, the Blue Jays' playoff fate was decided a thousand miles away in Atlanta. → Read More
Blue Jays offence returns for win against Mariners
SEATTLE – It's been a long, long time since the Blue Jays' offence made a scoreboard spin like a Las Vegas slot machine. → Read More
Jays suffer crushing loss
It had all the making of a stunning victory and that it turned out to be ... for the Seattle Mariners. → Read More
Estrada leads Blue Jays to 3-2 win over Mariners
SEATTLE – The Blue Jays needed a stopper. On this night, Marco Estrada and Roberto Osuna shared the job. → Read More
Jays bats go silent in loss
If, in the end, the Blue Jays blow this chance for a second consecutive run at the playoffs, this might be one of those uh-oh games that greased the skids. → Read More
Why the Jays' offence has gone AWOL
Top Three reasons why the Blue Jay offence is a shadow of its former self. → Read More
Jays rally against Rays bullpen
It had been about two-and-a-half months since the Blue Jays lost three games in a row but for six innings Sunday it appeared that's where they were headed. → Read More
Blue Jays can't close deal
If the baseball season ended today, the Blue Jays and Indians would be first-round playoff opponents. → Read More
T.O. hits a wall, loses second straight
KANSAS CITY — For most of this road trip, the Blue Jays pitching staff was able to make up for what the offence could not deliver. → Read More
Bautista going on DL
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Masterful work from Blue Jays' Happ stymies Giants
SAN FRANCISCO – As has been their custom in 2016, the Blue Jays offence was almost non-existent Tuesday night. → Read More
Sanchez's solid start gives Jays victory against Giants
SAN FRANCISCO – At some point this season, Aaron Sanchez will move from the rotation into the bullpen to look after that pesky eighth inning that has been such a problem for Blue Jay relievers this year. → Read More
Blue Jays' offence, relief pitching has been puzzling
SAN FRANCISCO — It doesn’t take a lot of brain power to figure out what is wrong with the Blue Jays these early days of 2016. And don’t blanche at the word ‘early’ because, as much as folks want everything to be right, like, yesterday, it is still a manageable situation. → Read More
Jays come out of Rays series on top with 5-1 win
Once again, a Blue Jays game turned on a ninth-inning mental mistake Sunday. Happily for Toronto, this time it was the Tampa Bay Rays who had the brain cramp. → Read More
Blue Jays blow lead twice in Tampa, lose to Rays
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays came from behind twice in the late innings Saturday night to pull out a 4-3 walkoff victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. → Read More
Blue Jays get homer happy against Rays to end losing streak
The Toronto Blue Jays just might be in the process of finding their offensive mojo. → Read More
More questions than answers for Jays as April winds down
The other night, after getting raked over the coals yet again, this time by the Chicago White Sox, R.A. Dickey was trying to wrap his mind around the hot mess that has been his season so far. → Read More