Blue Jays continue to mount wins despite juggling pitching staff
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Ben Nicholson-Smith
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Covering the MLB and Toronto Blue Jays for Sportsnet since 2013, Ben Nicholson-Smith has established himself as one of the network’s leading baseball writers. Currently the baseball editor for sportsnet.ca, he also co-hosts the At the Letters podcast and regularly appears on Sportsnet’s television and radio properties.
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Loss to Royals highlights need for Blue Jays offence to get started
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Blue Jays' promising afternoon gives way to missed opportunity vs. Royals
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Matz looks like difference-maker for Blue Jays after three strong starts
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