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Schneider Homers, Jays Win - Vimarsana News

Schneider Homers, Jays Win

Blue Jays 2 Astros 1 Until the bottom of the ninth, this seemed like another one of those disappointing games where the Jays just couldn’t score. Then, in the ninth: Vladimir Guerrero singled to...

Jays Win On Opening Day - Vimarsana News

Jays Win On Opening Day

Blue Jays 6 Rays 2 Boy, I want to read too much into that game. We got a great start from Berríos, good defense (minus a couple of fly balls hit to Springer), and a lot of power. Berríos went 6...

Scott Mitchell: 13 things that mattered from Blue Jays camp this spring - Vimarsana News

Scott Mitchell: 13 things that mattered from Blue Jays camp this spring

The Toronto Blue Jays have tiptoed through spring training and look to be in good position as they make the short trek up the road from Dunedin to Tropicana Field for Thursday’s opener. After over a month of Grapefruit League games, here are 13 things that mattered during spring training.

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Five questions the Blue Jays must answer before Opening Day - Vimarsana News

Five questions the Blue Jays must answer before Opening Day

In addition to Kevin Gausman, Erik Swanson and Jordan Romano are questionable for Opening Day. Who will fill the final spots on the roster?

Scott Mitchell: With opening day on horizon, one note on every player still in Jays camp - Vimarsana News

Scott Mitchell: With opening day on horizon, one note on every player still in Jays camp

With a little more than two weeks to go until opening day and a season-opening 10-game road trip that will test the Toronto Blue Jays in an intriguing way early on, the camp roster has mostly been whittled down to the core names battling for jobs.

Source: tsn.ca