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This will be the final version of my 2024-25 ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season transaction tracker. It includes 65 transactions.
FINAL: Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
UPDATED: Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
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My ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker is back for another year. This should help you follow where your favourite former Jays land this winter.
UPDATED: Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
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My ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker is back for another year. This should help you follow where your favourite former Jays land this winter.
UPDATED: Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
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My ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker is back for another year. This should help you follow where your favourite former Jays land this winter.
Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
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My ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker is back for another year. This should help you follow where your favourite former Jays land this winter.
Ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker – 2024-25 edition
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My ex-Toronto Blue Jays off-season tracker is back for another year. This should help you follow where your favourite former Jays land this winter.
But What Do I Know? . . . Jordan Romano, Cal Quantrill, Doug Melvin, Tim Johnson
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My weekly Canadian baseball news "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Jordan Romano, Cal Quantrill, Doug Melvin, Gordie Howe and Tim Johnson.
But What Do I Know? . . . James Paxton, Brett Lawrie, Russell Martin, Troy Tulowitzki
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My weekly observations and notes about some Canadian baseball stories: · Ladner, B.C., native James Paxton allowed just one earned run in 5 2/3 innings in his debut with the New York Yankees against the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday. Paxton’s start represented the first time in nearly 43 years that a Canadian pitcher has started... Continue Reading →
But What Do I Know? . . . Roy Halladay, Paul Calvert, Leo Durocher, Larry Walker
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My weekly observations and notes about some Canadian baseball stories: · A big thank you to Andrew and Elena North for the time and effort they put into organizing the second annual Canadian Baseball History Symposium in St. Marys, Ont., this weekend. Yesterday was chock full of fascinating presentations about everything from Canadian baseball during... Continue Reading →