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Picking it Up: Jays Win Third Straight

May 02, 2017 by Joanna Cornish

I can't formulate full thoughts but I want to at least partially address a few things. It's time to dump some links.


The Jays beat the Yankees last night (THREE IN A ROW!). One of the ways they did it was because Marco Estrada was amazing. 

Israel Fehr of The Athletic broke down how Marco Estrada contained the elephantine rookie Aaron Judge.


Chris Coghlan talked to MLB Central about his jump. 


Rodger Brulotte writes about what's wrong with the Blue Jays and whose fault it is. The answer? Lot's of stuff and many people. 


John from the Bronx, called into Jays Talk. 

Can we actually change the name of Blue Jays Talk to "Unsuspecting Postgame Show" ? @Wilnerness590 https://t.co/d5mlalAVPB

— Joanna (@HumandChuck) May 2, 2017

A post I read on SOSH long ago: "Is it just me, or is this Jackie Robinson Day stuff completely overblown?"

So for that reason and probably a few others, I'm not shocked by the events in last night's game at Fenway. 

Uploaded by MassLive on 2017-05-02.

Adam Jones is a smart guy and one of the few black American baseball players willing to talk about race in the game and in the wider American society. 

Here is what Dave Zirin said about Jones' words about the riots in Baltimore two years ago.

C.C. Sabbathia spoke to Erik Boland about the incident:

Sabathia said it's talked about among black major leaguers: "we know. There's 62 of us. We all know. When you go to Boston, expect it."

— Erik Boland (@eboland11) May 2, 2017

So maybe when POC say they've experienced racism, we should shut up and listen to them. 


Meg Rowley talks about Pitch. A fantastic show whose cancellation was announced last night. 


This man is flushing his friend's ashes down toilets in every MLB park.


by @ateDARYL

Slate wonders if team chemistry can ever be measured.

May 02, 2017 /Joanna Cornish
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