A week ago there were actually some writers, many tweeters and gobs of talk-show callers who were petitioning for the Jays to acquire 2B Dan Uggla, who had been released by the Atlanta Braves. Some, stunningly, rationalized…”What is there to lose?”, in part failing to comprehend the domino effect upon players, which often cannot be reversed, that takes place with both the Jays’ 25 AND 40 man rosters whenever any kind of player acquisition takes place. Oh, and by the way, he WAS picked up by the San Francisco Giants and in the three games...

The week that just passed was a good one for the Blue Jays and their fans. They won series against both the Red Sox and Yankees, including their first series win at Yankee Stadium in almost two years. As the Jays push towards the postseason, this week, we’ll look back at the Jays history, and we’ll highlight something that was as important then as it is now: victories against AL East opponents. July 28, 2010 The 2010 edition of the club beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 on this date in history, completing a three game sweep of the orange birds....

Remember the Jays’ May-June ‘Streak’?   About a week and a half ago the team began exhibiting the same ‘Modus-operandi’ and, of more significance and importance, ‘team-spirit’ and enthusiasm which seemed so contagious during the development and continuance of that winning stretch. It has resulted in a complete reversal of both fortunes and the ‘look-and-feel’ of this team over this period CONTINUING (Not ‘culminating!) with today’s dramatic and emotional victory of both game and...