Angrioter

Brandon Morrow (forearm) is expected to be sidelined for at least another 2-3 weeks. Morrow played catch Monday and will throw a bullpen session on Tuesday before beginning a rehab assignment. He'll need at least 2-3 rehab start, though, putting him in line for a late June return. "I'll throw another bullpen in Florida when I get there and two or three games, it's undecided yet, depending on need, pitch count, all of that," Morrow said. "Conservatively it would be three [rehab starts], and if they feel like they want me back on a 75-80 pitch count then I would be back after two."

MelkyMan

f*** ump

Jonron de 3 carreras

Javier Baez 4-4, 4 dingers tonight

BRAWL Aceves in action

Dickey is donde done done

Dunn is done

Axelrod and Jenkins the same s***

Dickey isn't good

jeff keppinger walk-song Rush Tom Sawyer lol..............He does not deserve a song like that.

Dickey shutout 3hits, 2 walks and 10 K's

Dickey shutout 3hits, 2 walks and 10 K's

Jose Bomb....A secret that we all knew.

Indians, not Jays, Acquire John McDonald

Signing Chad Girodo LHP Tim Mayza LHP Jonathan Davis OF Conner Greene RHP (Likely signing) http://www.smmirror.com/articles/Sports/Samohi-Star-Pitcher-Connor-Greene-Eagerly-Awaits-MLB-Amateur-Draft-/37700

Jose

Thole 6th? hate this team

Hollon would sign 0.4M below the price of the slot and that money would go into the Bickford pockets. Hollon ~7K Bickford 2.9M + 0.4M = 3.3M

Hollon could be the bait to catch the big fish (Phil Bickford)

Losing Bickford and +2.9 million of the total amount is a blow in the face. AA is a cheater GM and I trust his cunning. No doubt there is a pre-deal under the table or deferred money. lol

2012 http://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=182&d=1370885928

Evan Smith van Smith isn't wasting anytime in starting his pro baseball career. The Toronto Blue Jays selected the former Mary Montgomery pitcher in the fourth round of the 2013 First-Year Player Draft on Thursday. He told AL.com that he will fly to Tampa, Fla., at 4 a.m. Friday to sign his contract. "I'm excited," he said. "This is what I've been waiting on and working on my whole life. I'm just ready to get started with the next step." Daniel Lietz Heartland Community College pitcher Dan Lietz (Homewood-Flossmoor) was drafted on Friday by the Toronto Blue Jays in the fifth round. Lietz, who just completed his freshman year, will sign and report to the Blue Jays Gulf Coast League team in Florida. "It hasn't sunk in yet and probably won't until Tuesday when I report," Lietz said. "It's pretty exciting." Tim Mayza “It is a lot to take in,” Mayza said. “I’m trying to chase the dream of playing in the big leagues. Every kid playing baseball has wishes of seeing their name up on that board. I’m happy that it happened, but I know there is quite a bit of hard work ahead and a long way to go until I reach my goal of the big leagues.” Scouts filled the stands for nearly all of Mayza’s 15 starts during the season, and there were plenty of teams interested. After Mayza slipped out of the 10th round, which ended on Friday, the Blue Jays called him know they intended to pick him early Saturday. “From the previous day, I had an idea Toronto was interested,” Mayza said. “When I got picked, it was an excited feeling. Since then, it’s pretty much been everyone calling, texting and tweeting me. “I knew Toronto has a great farm system and is big in player development,” he added. “They’re good at developing young pitchers. It’s good in terms of my development and getting the most of my ability.