“I've never been in a room full of grown men who were all crying.”
New from me:
It’s possible the Blue Jays could be even better in ‘26 than they were in their magical run to the World Series.
But first they had to cope with the shock of losing Game 7
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It was heartbreaking to be in the clubhouse after the Game 7 World Series loss. What an amazing group of guys. I don’t know if I’ll ever have the chance to cover a team that loved each other as much as this one did. Blue Jays Forever💙
2025 Blue Jays may not be immortalized with a trophy, but they will be legends forever. An incredible team that met the moment over and over again, taking a country along with them. Can only say thanks, for all of it.
Ernie Clement:
“I’ve been crying, probably for an hour. I thought I was done with the tears. I just love these guys so much. I was having so much fun coming to work every day.”
💔💔💔💔😢😢😢😢
What Bo Bichette is doing this World Series is remarkable.
On the verge of a massive payday in free agency, comes back without a rehab assignment after missing the entire postseason with a sprained knee. Then immediately elevates Toronto’s offense while playing a new position.
Hate when people say an athlete is a “great player, even better person.” Freddie Freeman is a 99.99999th percentile athlete to pick up a baseball bat. There’s no way he’s that good of a person. Nice enough guy, but he didn’t exactly discover gravity or invent the printing press.
A few quick thoughts on the A's and the utter wickedness at play.
Pro sports rely on the emotional connection between team and fan. It's a pact. The fan buys in, caring deeply about 26 souls wearing the same laundry. The fan makes it all matter, makes it mean something.
The Oakland A’s were killed by greed. Do not allow the people responsible for this to spin it any other way. John Fisher did not have to move this team. Major League Baseball and its owners did not need to be complicit in it. This was a choice. A wrong one. History will sneer.