Julia Kreuz is a Reporter/Producer at Minor League Baseball. She covers a range of topics within the realm of professional and competitive sports, with a focus on Major League Sports and team dynamics. Julia's work has been featured in notable publications including BVM Sports, Major League Baseball (MLB), The Hamilton Spectator, and the Toronto Star.
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By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- No one is leaving early these days. The Blue Jays mounted yet another rally on Saturday afternoon, roaring back for a 5-4 walk-off win over the Orioles at Rogers Centre. Never mind that they trailed from the first to the ninth. There’s no beating traffic with this team.
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- Credit this win to pitching and defense. The Blue Jays got another gem out of their staff on Friday night, relying on their brand of baseball to secure a 6-1 win over the Orioles at Rogers Centre. This wasn’t a one-man shutout like Kevin Gausman delivered on Thursday,
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- The dome was open while the Blue Jays played in Tampa. On the Rogers Centre field this week were some of the most promising teenagers in baseball, a new generation of talent getting an early feel for what potentially lies ahead. The CN Tower was the backdrop for
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- This time the Rockies gave themselves a nice cushion. After three straight one-run losses to start the season, Colorado opened the floodgates on Monday evening, riding a seven-run sixth inning to a 14-5 win over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- This is why you amp up the pressure. The Rockies’ new philosophy of baserunning aggressiveness paid off once again in Wednesday afternoon’s 2-1 win over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. It took 10 innings to settle a close contest dominated by the pitching performances, but Colorado’s ability
TORONTO -- This is why you amp up the pressure. The Rockies’ new philosophy of baserunning aggressiveness paid off once again in Wednesday afternoon’s 2-1 win over the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. It took 10 innings to settle a close contest dominated by the pitching performances, but Colorado’s ability
