Brian Tallet

Published: About an hour ago Tweet Thom Tsang thomastsang RANT It! Luc Leclerc-US PRESSWIRE With spring training officially just under a month away, we continue with  a series of projections on what the 2012 Toronto Blue Jays might look like . Each day (don’t hold me to this), I will profile a 2012 Blue Jays starter, closing with a set of numbers based on my (usually positive) expectations. Today, we take a look at one...Read Full Story

Published: 2 minutes ago Tweet Thom Tsang thomastsang RANT It! The team doesn’t debut the new jerseys until noon today, but here is the new official logo of the Toronto Blue Jays: It’s got a retro touch, while updating the font to something less dated than the actual retro Jays logo (was never a big fan of the lettering). I think it’s a good example of how to bring something as simple and well-loved as a team logo into a...Read Full Story

I’ve been to Canada so many times, experienced so many traditionally Canadian things, yet i had never been to a baseball game. And like in the USA, Baseball is just as big in Canada. This year however i decided to change all this! Nestled right beside Toronto’s iconic CN Tower lays a giant almost Armadillo lookalike building, although lower to the ground – some could say it was equal to the CN tower’s impressiveness in how vast it actually is ~ this building is the Rogers Centre, and home to...Read Full Story

Both Brian Tallet and Jason Frasor have had some good games over the years, yet with prolonged slumps and abysmal pitching this year, it’s starting to look like they don’t belong at the major league level. With the Blue Jays falling to 8 games back of third place Boston and 11.5 games behind the AL East leading Yankees it’s easy to say the Jays, as a unit, have faltered. However, when you look at who on the Jays has faltered most often and which poor performances have directly led to a loss...Read Full Story

Adam Lind hit a one-out double in the 10th inning to score the winning run, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 on Saturday. Joe Inglett led off the inning with a single off Danys Baez (4-6), and after he was forced out at second on a bunt by Marco Scutaro, Aaron Hill singled just beyond the outstretched glove of second baseman Ty Wigginton. Lind followed with a double off the wall in left. The victory snapped the Blue Jays' three-game losing streak while the Orioles lost...Read Full Story