Jeff Blair

Pete Rose's reinstatement hardly a shock after political push

Jeff Blair

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As co-host of the Blair & Barker show on Sportsnet 590 The FAN, Jeff Blair keeps listeners updated on major baseball news and offers his opinion and analysis on the Toronto Blue Jays and Major League Baseball. Blair also serves as a leading Sportsnet baseball analyst and writes a weekly column on sportsnet.ca.

Don't worry about Guerrero Jr.'s contract. Be happy he chose to stay

If you’re already worried about how this deal will age, well, I don’t know what to tell you. Maybe just stop watching sports. The rest of us are going to enjoy not having to say goodbye for a change.

Guerrero Jr.'s contract could become daily headache for Blue Jays

Blue Jays, Guerrero Jr. near franchise-changing crossroads

It was hard to watch the machinations surrounding Kyle Tucker’s trade to the Cubs last week and not think about the Blue Jays and where they are with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – quite likely just above Tucker as the most sought-after position player in next year’s free-agent class. What happens next will be very interesting.

Six players to watch in World Series: Rosters stacked behind Judge, Ohtani

A lot of eyes will rightfully be on Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge when the World Series begins. But other players will surely make their mark, and Jeff Blair has six to keep an eye on.

Six players to watch in the American League Championship Series

Six players to watch in National League Championship Series

Close to the World Series matchup that deep down we probably already wanted, maybe even needed, Jeff Blair has six players to watch in the best-of-seven National League Championship Series.

Six players to watch in National League Division Series

There's star power galore in the two National League Division Series. Here's a look at six players to watch in a couple of regional rivalries.

Six players to watch in American League Division Series

Six to watch in the National League wild-card series

At some point, Major League Baseball might want to do a deep dive into how it can avoid a repeat of Monday, when the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves split a gentleman’s agreement double-header to both advance to the playoffs — doing so in a game that was originally postponed from April 10.