Bautista's biggest legacy was making the Blue Jays relevant

There are many far more eloquent good-byes to Jose Bautista out there on the interwebs this little piece will be and I'm sure many of you have seen many of them and it was a very, nice, sweet, emotional day watching, listening to and reading the regular fans pay homage the Blue Jays outfielder yesterday

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  Fans flock to Birds Nest to watch Blue Jays take ALDS opener

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  Why the Blue Jays should beat the Texas Rangers and how they might still lose

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Add 'downed by drone' to weird MLB injury tally: DiManno

At least Trevor Bauer didn't injure his digit picking his nose. That would not necessarily be a first, either. Because baseball players have found all manner of kooky ways to come up lame. Bauer was sufficiently in the pink(y) to start Game 3 for Cleveland Monday night. He lasted less than an inning

Jays take charge with four swings — and a prayer: Arthur

ARLINGTON, TEXAS—It changes quickly, baseball. The Toronto Blue Jays had spent the better part of two games reducing the best arms of the Texas Rangers to soot and ash, and midway through the second game it felt like last year: ridiculous, triumphant, absurd. They seemed to be bashing home runs at will

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  Why the Blue Jays should beat the Texas Rangers and how they might still lose

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  Jays' bullpen could be losing the arms race: Griffin

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