Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman threw today and felt good. He was pulled after 79 pictches against the Yankees before begin removed with a blister. The Blue Jays expect him to pitch against the Astros on Saturday as planned per manager John Gibbons. Stroman only has two wins over the last 3[...]

Earlier on Monday, we noted it was odd that Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman was pulled from his start against the Yankees after only five innings pitched and 79 pitches. Now we know why. Manager John Gibbins told the media after the game that a finger on Stroman's right hand got "r[...]

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman was coming off one of his finest outings of the season against the Baltimore Orioles last week, but he was unable to replicate that success on Monday against the Yankees. Stroman wasn't bad, but he was unable to pick up a quality start in allowing tw[...]

For the past few weeks we've been discussing how remarkably consistent, yet unspectacular, Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman has been this season. It was particularly refreshing to see after a 2016 that saw him alternate gems with blowout losses in seemingly every other start. On Thu[...]

Someway, somehow, Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman has morphed into a model of consistency. Once known for alternating terrible starts with great ones, Stroman has gotten his act together over the last month or so. On Saturday against the Chicago [...]

Marcus Stroman is one of those pitchers who usually sounds pretty good to own, but in practice it's not as fun due to his inconsistency. In 2017, he's certainly trying hard to make those inconsistencies a thing of the past. On Saturday against the Mariners, Stroman pitched seven innings and allowed [...]

Marcus Stroman pitched decent enough on Sunday against the Yankees, but he didn't factor into the decision in Toronto's 3-2 victory. He notched a quality start by pitching six innings, allowing two earned runs on five hits and a walk while striking out four. It was the type of outing fantasy owners [...]

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman has been pretty regularly alternating bad starts with good ones for quite a while now, so fantasy owners are always hesitant after he has a positive outing. After six shutout innings against the Indians last week, Stroman had a bit more of a difficu[...]

If there's one thing you can count on Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman for, it's following up a bad start with a good one. He continued his trend of a good start followed by a bad start on Monday night, pitching six innings and not allowing any runs on six hits and two walks in a 4-[...]

After an injury scare with armpit tightness last week, Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Marcus Stroman seems healthy and good to go for his two starts this week. Stroman has again gotten in the habit of alternating really good starts with really bad ones, though. For example, two starts ago he su[...]