David Singh

What Blue Jays can learn from Cubs’ Japanese business ventures

David Singh

David Singh has been working in journalism for over a decade, holding positions at MLB.com, The Canadian Press and Metro News, among other companies. He joined Sportsnet in 2015 as a digital editor and now serves as senior writer.

Gausman roughed up by Rays after Blue Jays alter rotation picture

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On a day the Blue Jays' pitching depth became thinner, Kevin Gausman endured his worst outing of the season in a loss to the Rays. David Singh has more on what was an already hectic Monday for Toronto.

Manoah's fresh start opens with storybook return against Blue Jays

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Blue Jays' offensive barrage vs. Red Sox leads to third straight series win

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The Blue Jays poured on the runs in an 8-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox in front of 41,314 at Rogers Centre.

Inside the evolution of Blue Jays' Ernie Clement and his 'elite confidence'

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Ernie Clement never thought he'd have his own promotional giveaway. That the Blue Jays gave him his own hockey jersey on Monday is a symbol of a new level of stardom he has reached, writes David Singh.

Blue Jays build momentum with first consecutive series wins of season

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'Almost like another lifetime ago': Vernon Wells reflects on Blue Jays career

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With the Blue Jays celebrating their 50th season, some standout players from the franchise's history will have the chance to reflect on their time in Toronto. Something Vernon Wells took advantage of on Saturday.

Blue Jays' mojo is just fine thanks to Myles Straw stirring things up

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Myles Straw knows the drill. He's done this enough that it's basically become muscle memory. But what is it and how is it helping the Blue Jays? David Singh explains.

Blue Jays unable to overcome Scherzer's rough start in loss to Twins

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Valenzuela's first career homer powers Blue Jays to comeback win over Twins

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Inserted into the Blue Jays' lineup for some extra power, Brandon Valenzuela made good on the decision with the first home run of his career. David Singh details how the rookie's blast sparked Toronto in Friday's win.