InFieldFly.ca - A Toronto Blue Jays blog/discussion

Cole · 04-10-2012, 11:26 PM

Just to try to get some more eyeballs on my blog, I'm going to post here when there are new posts put up and hopefully get a bit of discussion going.

The current post up asks an interesting question ....

Are the Red Sox really better than the Jays?

Head over to InfieldFly.ca to check it out.

Also, if you like what you see, please "like" the site on Facebook to get notifications when new posts are put up.

Please feel free to discuss the topics here. I'd love any and all feedback from Jays fans and non-Jays fans alike.

Cole · 04-13-2012, 11:31 AM

Plenty of new material over at InfieldFly.ca including a look at Kyle Drabek's revamped approach and an interesting take on staff at the Skydome/Rogers Centre. Check it out!

Perceptor · 04-13-2012, 02:49 PM

Really enjoyed the piece comparing the Jays to the Red Sox as well as the blog on Drabek's mechanics.

On the note of where the Jays will finish, I'm optimistic about 3rd, but I think we'll be a wild card team in 2013. The rotation has been better than I thought with Alvarez, Drabek putting in strong performances.

Cole · 04-14-2012, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Perceptor

Really enjoyed the piece comparing the Jays to the Red Sox as well as the blog on Drabek's mechanics.

On the note of where the Jays will finish, I'm optimistic about 3rd, but I think we'll be a wild card team in 2013. The rotation has been better than I thought with Alvarez, Drabek putting in strong performances.

Thanks.

So you're thinking Yankees, Rays, Jays? Or Yankees, Red Sox, Jays?

I don't know, I'm always optimistic at this time of year but I think the Jays can sneak into 2nd place this season and vie for one of those wild card spot. At the very least I think it will be a more interesting September this year, aside from just getting to see some minor league callups!

Perceptor · 04-15-2012, 01:47 PM

I think Yankees, Rays, and Jays. I think the Red Sox will struggle because of their rotation outside of Lester and Beckett. Bucholz has looked bad so far. I also think that losing Ellsbury for a significant part of time hurts them a lot and Carl Crawford is a question mark. Will he be the Crawford as a Ray or last season's disaster?

Red Sox are still a solid team, but if the Jays play well and guys continue to improve, it could be the season they challenge for 3rd

04-10-2012, 11:26 PM	#1
Cole Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick Posts: 2,685	InFieldFly.ca - A Toronto Blue Jays blog/discussion Just to try to get some more eyeballs on my blog, I'm going to post here when there are new posts put up and hopefully get a bit of discussion going. The current post up asks an interesting question .... Are the Red Sox really better than the Jays? Head over to InfieldFly.ca to check it out. Also, if you like what you see, please "like" the site on Facebook to get notifications when new posts are put up. Please feel free to discuss the topics here. I'd love any and all feedback from Jays fans and non-Jays fans alike.

04-13-2012, 11:31 AM	#2
Cole Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick Posts: 2,685	Plenty of new material over at InfieldFly.ca including a look at Kyle Drabek's revamped approach and an interesting take on staff at the Skydome/Rogers Centre. Check it out!

04-13-2012, 02:49 PM	#3
Perceptor Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2010 Location: Calgary, AB Posts: 229	Really enjoyed the piece comparing the Jays to the Red Sox as well as the blog on Drabek's mechanics. On the note of where the Jays will finish, I'm optimistic about 3rd, but I think we'll be a wild card team in 2013. The rotation has been better than I thought with Alvarez, Drabek putting in strong performances.

04-15-2012, 01:47 PM	#5
Perceptor Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2010 Location: Calgary, AB Posts: 229	I think Yankees, Rays, and Jays. I think the Red Sox will struggle because of their rotation outside of Lester and Beckett. Bucholz has looked bad so far. I also think that losing Ellsbury for a significant part of time hurts them a lot and Carl Crawford is a question mark. Will he be the Crawford as a Ray or last season's disaster? Red Sox are still a solid team, but if the Jays play well and guys continue to improve, it could be the season they challenge for 3rd