The first month of the 2016 regular season has seen its fair share of good, bad and ugly moments.
Chris Okrainetz of TipoftheTower.com looks back at the Blue Jays’ April performance and shares his thoughts on Chris Colabello’s suspension.
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Over 100, 000 fans filled the Olympic Stadium for the Blue Jays’ final two spring training games. This outpouring of support and interest has reignited talk of whether MLB will return to Montreal.
Jared Book of BluebirdBanter.com joins DNJT to discuss what needs to happen and how a team in Montreal will affect the Jays.
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Sunday, 7:49am:
“Slow start.”
“Poor start.”
“Pushing the panic button.”
“It’s only April.”
“The games in April are just as important as the games in September/October.”
“They should be 6-0.”
Why do some of us get worked up about things that are completely out of our control?
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The 1996 Blue Jays were…nothing special. Coming off an ugly showing the previous season, the team was in transition. Arguably, it was the first time fans such as myself heard the term “rebuild.”
But there were some good things that came out of the 1996 season. For example, Pat Hentgen became the second Blue Jay pitcher to win 20 games and topped things off by winning the Cy Young award – first in team history.
The Jays also showed off their musical skills.
But all of that had yet to occur as the team prepared for their 20th home opener.
As Rob Sinclair reported, the Jays were celebrating 20 seasons and starting fresh at the same time.
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