After last night’s incident (if you don’t know what happened, go watch the video in the previous post by ed), Brett Lawrie could be facing a very long suspension.

If there is one thing that Major League Baseball doesn’t tolerate, it is contact with an Umpire. I fully believe Lawrie, when he said that he had no intentions of throwing his helmet at the Ump, but the fact of the matter is that his bucket bounced right on him.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see Lawrie miss the next 10-15 games. Hopefully for him and the Blue Jays, the discipline committee will listen to Brett and see that he wasn’t throwing his helmet directly at the Umpire, but I doubt he gets out of it. A decision should be taken very soon in the Lawrie case.

• By Manny Frag
• May 16, 2012
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Tuesday night, during the Blue Jays vs Devil Rays game at Rogers Centre, Brett Lawrie threw his helmet at the umpire after a strike out. Later on, a fan threw his beer to protest.

• By ed
• May 15, 2012
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A Kansas City Royals fan read a book while sitting behind home plate at the Royals-Blues Jays game on April 23, 2012. C’mon man, give your  $240 ticket to charity or something next time. The Royals had lost 10 games in a row at that point…

Anyway, next time you go to a Royals game and need a reading suggestion, you can now follow this dude on Twitter. Royals Book Guy (@RoyalsBookGuy).

• By ed
• April 26, 2012
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Doesn’t mean that players on the field are juiced up on steroids than fans are allowed to smoke some herb in the stand.

• By ed
• April 26, 2012
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This baby face Blue Jays fan was able to hide beer from parents but not from national television audience. How the heck did he manage to buy a beer from the concession stand? He probably stole it.

• By ed
• April 24, 2012
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April 10th, 2012. During the third inning of the Blue Jays- Red Sox game, a young fan decided to enter the field of play in a speedo with “YOLO” (you only live once) accross his chest like a true douchebag.

• By ed
• April 10, 2012
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For a second time in three games, Sergio Santos blew a Blue Jays lead in the 9th inning. The Jays have signed Francisco Cordero in the off season and should now use him in to close out games, before santos hurts them too much.

I know it is still early in the season, but it is untolerable to see a closer ruin 2 games in a row like that. Tonight, Santos blew the home opener and the jammed packed Rogers Centre let him have it when he left the mound. Even if we are only 4 games in the 2012 season, I think the manager John Farrell needs to take a first big decision this year and remove the closer status from Santos and give it to Cordero.

Santos’ confidence is at a low right now, and the Jays can’t have him ruin anymore games for them.

• By Manny Frag
• April 9, 2012
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