
After years of teasing and torturing fans of an entire country, could the Toronto Blue Jays finally be for real in 2015?
20 long years the people of Canada have been waiting.
Then, the 2014 season happened. Now itās been 21 years since the Toronto Blue Jays have seen postseason baseball.
Not only do the Jays disappoint their fans on a yearly basis, but the word torture frequently comes to mind. Toronto seems to always be that trendy hot pick of the spring only to eventually fall short as the season rolls along.
It is actually possible 2015 could be different?
Well, yet again Toronto has become one of those trendy picks. The monster addition of Josh Donaldson has put the feeling of trending upwards at an all-time high.
How could it not?
Donaldson is coming off of two-straight 20 home run (HR), 90 runs batted it (RBI) seasons with Oakland. Heās also only 29-years old which blends in beautifully with the team considering most of the top faces are well north of 30.
Thanks to such a big-timeĀ addition in Donaldson, many folks around Major League Baseball firmly believe this 83-win club from a season ago could actually rise up to 90-wins and capture the AL East crown.
Hereās our season preview and predictions on the 2015 Toronto Blue Jays:
2014Ā Notes:

- Record: 83-79
- Playoffs: Did Not Qualify
- 5th in MLB in Runs with 723
Leaders:
- Jose Bautista, 35Ā HR
- Jose Bautista, 103 RBI
- Melky Cabrera, .301Ā BA
- Jose Bautsita, .403Ā OBP
- Edwin Encarnacion, .547 SLG
- Jose Bautista, 101Ā Runs
- Jose Reyes, 30Ā SB
- R.A. Dickey, 14Ā Wins
- Drew Hutchison, 184Ā Kās
- Mark Buehrle, 3.39Ā ERA
- R.A. Dickey, 1.23Ā WHIP
- Casey Janssen, 25Ā Saves
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