The 2025 Toronto Blue Jays
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These are the official stats from milb(dot)com, updated after each game is completed.
Buffalo Bisons 2025 YTD pitching stats
New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2025 YTD hitting stats
New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2025 YTD pitching stats
These are the official stats from milb(dot)com, updated after each game is completed.
Clase looks good with 1000 OPS more walks than strikeouts and basestealer
he gets on a lot and has good speed which makes up for his lack of power
but pickings are slim for the Jays
WITHOUT MORE HOMERS we are doomed
Right now we are getting more runners on base than other teams, and that will not last so
we need more homers to get runners in esp when our pitchers get injured, as pitchers do ,
because we have no pitching depth
Vlad and Sandman need 80 homers, so far they have one, so enjoy first place
while it lasts unless they start hitting homers
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In the last 40 games Vlad has hit 2 homers. That translates to eight in one year
Superstar homerun hitters do not have that serious of a homerun slump
Between Vlad and Sandman our 2 homerun stars have 2 homers
and as a team we are last in homers
We are being saved by our starting pitchers
Superstar homerun hitters do not have that serious of a homerun slump
Between Vlad and Sandman our 2 homerun stars have 2 homers
and as a team we are last in homers
We are being saved by our starting pitchers
- Jun 15, 2004
- 8,415
- 1,578
- 113
Pick, pick, pick. The Jays have a winning record, that's what counts.
FINALLY!
FINALLY!
- Jun 15, 2004
- 8,415
- 1,578
- 113
I think they’ve been playing great considering the top of the order have been all below career averages.
The bottom of the order and the pitching have been great. And this is a hard part of the schedule. They’re playing good teams.
Philip
The bottom of the order and the pitching have been great. And this is a hard part of the schedule. They’re playing good teams.
Philip
And both of those homers were in the same game. This stat is crazy. I went back and looked at his game log from 2024 here are his HR hit by month
Mar/Apr: 3 (31 games)
May: 2 (25)
Jun: 8 (28)
Jul: 8 (25)
Aug: 6 (27)
Sept: 3 (23)
He did experience a 21 game homerless drought from April 12 to May 4.
- Jun 15, 2004
- 8,415
- 1,578
- 113
Blue Jays coaches should have challenged instead of lecturing Vladimir Guerrero Jr., a breakdown
He didn't leave early...My God
He didn't leave early...My God
First base coach Mark Budzinski is completely at fault for this.
Note that Vlad is watching the fielder, to know when the catch is made. Budzinski appears to be looking at Vlad's foot.
Vlad should be 'in the starting blocks', eyes focused on second base. The coach should be looking at the fielder. He's supposed to yell "Go! Go! Go!!!" as soon as the baseball touches the glove. When it's caught doesn't matter*. If the runner obeys the coach's verbal command, he will never leave early. As is, Budzinski can't help with the challenge, because he's relying on his ears to know when the catch is made. Besides ambient noise from the city and spectators, there's the time lag based on the slow speed of sound as compared to light. Anyone who has seen a concert with video screens in a stadium is familiar with that.
*This rule prevents a fielder from 'half-catching' a fly ball, then juggling it forward to shorten the throwing distance.
