Toronto Blue Jays 2022 Season Preview
April 8, 2022
Following a prominent year bound for success, the Blue Jays open up a new script for the 2022 season.
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Following a prominent year bound for success, the Blue Jays open up a new script for the 2022 season.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have needed a spark. On Wednesday night, they got one in the form of Hunter Renfroe. The veteran outfielder dazzled in the field, with Boston in dire need of a win.
For the majority of the 2021 season, Bobby Dalbec has struggled. As the calendar has flipped to August, Dalbec is hitting over .400 and has been an RBI machine. As Boston looks to secure a playoff spot, they will need Dalbec’s bat.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
Two weeks ago, Garrett Richards was trending in the wrong direction. Over the last two weeks, however, Richards has been a different pitcher. Due to a new delivery, Richards has flashed the potential that once made him a top prospect.
Entering this season, the American League East division had a pretty clear hierarchy. Through the first month of the year, that seems to have been flipped on itself.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is as dangerous of a hitter as there is in baseball right now — just ask Max Scherzer.
The Baltimore Orioles avoided the basement last year by finishing 25-35, one game ahead of the Boston Red Sox. Let’s see if Baltimore can build on last season’s improvement.
The Blue Jays got their guy — George Springer — and in the process, have changed the outlook of the American League East.
Entering the new millennium, it was no secret that the Blue Jays greatest challenge was its divisional competition. The Yankees were in the midst of a dynasty, and the Red Sox were doing almost everything they could in attempting to break their eventual 86-year World Series drought.
The Tampa Bay Rays had the best record in the American League and made it to their second World Series in franchise history. What can they do this offseason to stay on top of the AL and possibly get that ring?
Following a prominent year bound for success, the Blue Jays open up a new script for the 2022 season.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have needed a spark. On Wednesday night, they got one in the form of Hunter Renfroe. The veteran outfielder dazzled in the field, with Boston in dire need of a win.
For the majority of the 2021 season, Bobby Dalbec has struggled. As the calendar has flipped to August, Dalbec is hitting over .400 and has been an RBI machine. As Boston looks to secure a playoff spot, they will need Dalbec’s bat.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
Two weeks ago, Garrett Richards was trending in the wrong direction. Over the last two weeks, however, Richards has been a different pitcher. Due to a new delivery, Richards has flashed the potential that once made him a top prospect.
Entering this season, the American League East division had a pretty clear hierarchy. Through the first month of the year, that seems to have been flipped on itself.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is as dangerous of a hitter as there is in baseball right now — just ask Max Scherzer.
The Baltimore Orioles avoided the basement last year by finishing 25-35, one game ahead of the Boston Red Sox. Let’s see if Baltimore can build on last season’s improvement.
The Blue Jays got their guy — George Springer — and in the process, have changed the outlook of the American League East.
Entering the new millennium, it was no secret that the Blue Jays greatest challenge was its divisional competition. The Yankees were in the midst of a dynasty, and the Red Sox were doing almost everything they could in attempting to break their eventual 86-year World Series drought.
The Tampa Bay Rays had the best record in the American League and made it to their second World Series in franchise history. What can they do this offseason to stay on top of the AL and possibly get that ring?
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