s with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this t

With all the talk about the Yankees and Redsox once again duking it out in the AL East, the Toronto Blue Jays could be the sleeper led by arguable the best pitcher in baseball, ace Roy Halladay. Halladay was well on his way to his second Cy Young Award last season before taking a season-ending line drive off the leg, which sent him to the ground, courtesy of Kevin Mench. The irony of his injury is that it’s normally Halladay who gives batters seats. He appears to be fully recovered heading into 2006 and has looked sharp already in spring training. There’s 20+ wins the Blue Jays can count on in one man.

Right hander A.J. Burnett should couple with Halladay for a formidable 1-2 punch. He looked good in his first spring training start and has proven that he has the ability to strike batters out to get out of jams. First baseman Lyle Overbay and former Angel Troy Glaus bring big bats north of the border as well.

Toronto backers should be ready to profit on the 2006 Blue Jays as the organization has made great off season moves and their team appears to be a serious contender on paper. Toronto has provided backers with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this t

son-ending line drive off the leg, which sent him to the ground, courtesy of Kevin Mench. The irony of his injury is that it’s normally Halladay who gives batters seats. He appears to be fully recovered heading into 2006 and has looked sharp already in spring training. There’s 20+ wins the Blue Jays can count on in one man.

Right hander A.J. Burnett should couple with Halladay for a formidable 1-2 punch. He looked good in his first spring training start and has proven that he has the ability to strike batters out to get out of jams. First baseman Lyle Overbay and former Angel Troy Glaus bring big bats north of the border as well.

Toronto backers should be ready to profit on the 2006 Blue Jays as the organization has made great off season moves and their team appears to be a serious contender on paper. Toronto has provided backers with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this t

ns the Blue Jays can count on in one man.

Right hander A.J. Burnett should couple with Halladay for a formidable 1-2 punch. He looked good in his first spring training start and has proven that he has the ability to strike batters out to get out of jams. First baseman Lyle Overbay and former Angel Troy Glaus bring big bats north of the border as well.

Toronto backers should be ready to profit on the 2006 Blue Jays as the organization has made great off season moves and their team appears to be a serious contender on paper. Toronto has provided backers with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this t

bay and former Angel Troy Glaus bring big bats north of the border as well.

Toronto backers should be ready to profit on the 2006 Blue Jays as the organization has made great off season moves and their team appears to be a serious contender on paper. Toronto has provided backers with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this t

s with 3 winning seasons in the past 4 years and 2006 should be an even better campaign as they appear to have great balance on both sides of the coin.

One thing to watch for is that the Jays were often undervalued by bookmakers as an underdog last season. I don’t expect this to be the case as often as we have every reason to believe they’ll be even better than last year. They won 15 of 28 games as a road underdog in division play last season for a positive 10 unit gain, and I expect them to improve on that mark this season. Look for the 2006 Blue Jays to sneak up on the Yanks and Sox and leave the Orioles in the dust.