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fromJays Journal
1 month ago

Buck Martinez's Yankees rant is a perfect sendoff into retirement for Blue Jays fans

Buck Martinez, longtime Blue Jays player, manager and broadcaster, announced his retirement from the broadcast booth after decades with the organization, leaving fans energized by his candid commentary.
Major League Baseball
fromBlueJaysNation
1 month ago

Legendary Blue Jays broadcaster Buck Martinez retires ahead of 2026 season

Buck Martinez, longtime Blue Jays broadcaster, announced his retirement and received an emotional standing ovation from fans at the Rogers Centre.
Toronto
fromBlueJaysNation
3 years ago

Edwin Encarnacion should be the next Blue Jays player inducted into the Hall of Excellence

The Toronto Blue Jays rebranded their Level of Excellence to the Hall of Excellence, inducting Buck Martinez and planning future inductees like Edwin Encarnación.
Toronto
fromJays Journal
1 week ago

The Blue Jays broadcast team for 2026 is unveiled by Sportsnet

Sportsnet announces its 2026 Toronto Blue Jays broadcasting team, featuring Dan Shulman, Joe Siddall, and Caleb Joseph after Buck Martinez's retirement.
Toronto
fromJays Journal
1 week ago

Ranking the next five deserving members of the Blue Jays "Hall of Excellence"

The Toronto Blue Jays launched the Hall of Excellence to honor significant figures in the team's history, with Buck Martinez as the latest inductee.
Toronto
fromJays Journal
1 week ago

Blue Jays broadcasting legend headlines new "Hall of Excellence" at Rogers Centre

Buck Martinez will be the first inductee into the Toronto Blue Jays' new Hall of Excellence at Rogers Centre in August.
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fromwww.cbc.ca
1 month ago

From the field to the commentary booth, Buck Martinez retires after decades-long career | CBC News

Toronto Blue Jays announcer Buck Martinez has announced his retirement, ending a career that saw the former big-league catcher call over 4,000 Blue Jays games over four-plus decades in the booth. Martinez made the announcement in a statement Friday, saying after conversations with his wife Arlene, that it was time to pass the torch. The 77-year-old from Redding, Calif., first joined the Blue Jays as a player in 1981 and spent his final six seasons with Toronto.
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Toronto
fromBluebird Banter
8 months ago

Today in Jays history: Buck Martinez run over at the plate

Phil Bradley's collision with Buck Martinez on July 9, 1985, ended Martinez's season with a broken leg.
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