Well the Angels are certainly a baseball team... that was pretty fun to watch. Trey looks dominant thru an inning and then a bit shaky, but we'll take that. Vlad need to hit for power though. Also, we will not be talking about what happened at the trop.

Would you look at that, a few series wins and now things are starting to look a bit more manageable. A few games under .500 with this level of injury luck is completely respectable. Blue Jays head to the Trop to play 3 games against the Rays and their devil magic.

Last time Misha & Hudson recorded, the Jays swept the A's. They have not won a series since then... Whatever deal with the devil they signed last year to make the World Series, they are now paying for in bone and tendons. The Blue Jays did manage to salvage the last game of the Arizona series, so there's that. Let's keep some momentum going into Anaheim.

Jays lose 2 of 3 to the Twins, and Springer joins the lengthy injury list. Blow up starts from Lauer and Scherzer put them in a tough spot, and the lineup is too depleted to make up for it. Hopefully the road trip turns things around!

After the week from hell, the Blue Jays managed to win the final game of 3 against the defending champs. 5-7 with the off day tomorrow, hopefully this can spring a positive run. Twins in town this weekend! Time to unleash Patrick Corbin

The Jays are having a week from hell, losing 4 of 5 to the worst teams on earth. Kirk goes down, Heineman has a series for the ages, and Brendon Little leaves no doubt about his future. We are 4-4, figure it out.

Well that was definitely some baseball. The Blue Jays just lost a series to the Colorado Rockies, dropping them to 4-2 on the season. Ponce goes down, the bats go cold, and the Rockies battled all series. Let's hope the boys get back on track in the windy city!

Have you guys heard baseball is back? The Blue Jays definitely have with the way they've been playing. The boys return to the Dome for the first time since G7 of the World Series and pick up right where they left off. Gausman, Cease, and Lauer stun the A's lineup with 32 combined Ks. Kazuma Okamoto looks amazing. Vibes are high. Onto the Rockies.