...valuable pieces and seeing whether they could net an everyday player. If the Brewers would like to trade J.J. Hardy for B.J. Ryan and a pitching prospect, we should make that deal. If the Padres will let Khalil Greene go for Jason Frasor, it's a no...
...the Jays have more quality arms than spots available, so the fact that they aren't close to contention means that closer B.J. Ryan is expendable, especially if Jeremy Accardo returns to health this off-season and would be a vastly cheaper alternative....
...outperformed all pre-season predictions. Theyâre still not much to look at though. Not much pitching, and not much hitting. Without Ryan Zimmerman the lineup is downright pathetic. If they keep re-signing guys like Dmitri Young then expect more of...
...a victory here to stay in the playoff chase. Hinske (3-5) is No. 6 in the American Division behind Toronto Blue Jays closer B.J. Ryan (8-0), and Hinske has a lot of ground to make up. Hinske's team is led by Jay Cutler, Maurice Jones-Drew, Ryan Grant,...
...DH at the pro-rated major league minimum and took a pass. If Ricciardi wants to make trades, clubs generally will only take a B.J. Ryan, a Lyle Overbay, a Scott Rolen type player in a package if the Jays (1) pick up a chunk of their salaries as part of...
Background
B. J. Ryan (born Robert Victor Ryan, Jr. on December 28, 1975 in Bossier City, Louisiana) is a closer in Major League Baseball for the Toronto Blue Jays of the American League. Previously, Ryan played with the Cincinnati Reds (1999) and Baltimore Orioles (1999–2005). He bats and throws left-handed.
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