Excellent use of his bullpen by John Schneider tonight.

An underrated part of the Jays 7th inning was Tyler Heineman’s sac bunt.

I wrote about how the amalgamation of the TTC and growth of automobile sales 100 years ago fueled the growth of the suburbs in my latest book.

Hey, late night Jays fans.
I’ll be at Book City’s Yonge & St Clair location Saturday at noon with a pile of signed books just waiting for you. Read about how even 100 years ago, Toronto was baseball crazy.

We have a prize-winning sprint dog.

"I'm all for accountability. Except when I get caught."

1926 Boston Marathon YouTube video by My Footage

Imagine winning the first marathon you every ran. Cape Bretoner Johnny Miles, wearing 98 cent running shoes and a homemade singlet, beat the reigning four-time champ, and well as the defending Olympic Gold medallist at the Boston Marathon 100 years ago today.

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I think game on the line, heart of the order in the 8th would be a mighty high leverage point.

This all seems incredibly fishy….

And you can bet your cheese sliding off the cracker he’d call it “Kathleen Wynne’s plane,” if she bought one

Guys need to know their roles, although I’ve never been a fan of saving your best reliever for an arbitrary stat. Bring your best guy into the highest leverage situations.

Happy Johnny Miles Day!
100 years ago today, an unknown Cape Breton teenager shocked the running world with his win in the Boston Marathon.
Thread coming later today.

She had a great if not soggy time!

Nimmala could be gone as early as the week after next if he keeps this up.

Speaking of a bat waking up, Arjun Nimmala’s weekend:

5-10, 2 HR, 6 RBI.

Tucker Toman, the Jays 2nd round comp pick in 2022, is quietly putting things together in Vancouver. He’s given up seitch-hitting to hit from the left side, and leads the NWL in hitting, and is second in slugging.

I’m sorry, it’s because we swapped out the snow tires last week.

In honour of the grounding of Air Ford….

Check out this video, "flip flop and fly" share.google/BF80XGhGqnvs...

C’mon, Barney.
Will no one think of the backflipping Ford apologists?

I’m sure he means it. Just like when he said he wouldn’t touch the Greenbelt.

Our dog Mabel is competing in sprint trials tomorrow, so at least there’s one team I cheer for that’s going to do well.

He has qualifications to purchase jet engine parts the average person can’t, and has launched rockets in the New Mexico desert.

Dunedin RHP Dayne Pengelly has a degree in mechanical engineering, with a specialization in aerospace propulsion.
That’s a rocket scientist on the mound tonight.

@torontomike.com finally cracking a GLB while I prep dinner.
I’m a fan.

Jo Jo Parker makes his first start at 3B for Dunedin tonight.

Almost covered my dog Mabel in green tea when I read that one.

When I used to travel to Lansing, MI, when the Jays had a minor league affiliate there, I used to enjoy the drive along Hwys 89 and 21. It’s interesting how the railways shaped the direction of roads in that part of the province.

If you find yourself in my hometown of Midland, ON, this Wednesday, I'll have copies of my latest book, "The Howleyites: Toronto's Changing City, a Stadium Rising, and the Champions of 1926," for sale. I'll also talk about the Blue Jays, if you'd like.
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Buffalo 3B Charles McAdoo hit a pair of HRs in Buffalo's twin bill yesterday, and with a 1.037 OPS on the young season, he's inching his way toward a big league job.
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Trey Yesavage spiked a few fastballs in his last rehab start, and looked to my somewhat trained eye like he could use another.