David Singh is a Senior Writer at Sportsnet. With over a decade of experience in journalism, he focuses on sports, sports business, and competitive sports, particularly team sports. His work has been featured in Sportsnet, BVM Sports, The Conversation Australia + NZ, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, and Wiley.
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David Singh's coverage focuses primarily on baseball, particularly the Major League Baseball (MLB) and its associated events such as free agency, trades, and player signings. He also covers specific teams like the Blue Jays.
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For a few minutes in the eighth inning at Wrigley Field on Saturday, the Blue Jays took control of the historic ballpark.
Sunday's postponed game has a strong upside for the Blue Jays. Now, instead of navigating a tricky string of 16 games in 16 days, the team can take a breath, David Singh writes.
By: David Singh
TORONTO — Kevin Gausman left a splitter in the heart of the plate, turned around to watch it sail over the left-field wall and then lowered his head.
Patrick Corbin's struggles continued on Friday, digging the Blue Jays an early hole against the Rangers that a late rally couldn't overcome.
Dylan Cease was the latest Blue Jays starter to have a rough outing in the team's loss to the Rangers on Saturday.David Singh breaks down how Toronto continues to lose games the same way, as it dropped a fifth straight.
TORONTO — Late in Sunday afternoon's game at Rogers Centre, the vice grip had loosened on the Toronto Blue Jays . Then, minutes later, it tightened right back up.
While the Blue Jays defeated the Mets on Monday to snap a six-game losing streak, the main story of the day was Bo Bichette’s return to play his former club.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the world’s fastest-growing industries, and countries everywhere are competing to attract hyperscale data centres that will power the next generation of AI applications.
There was no question, though, that if there was one person from the Blue Jays' glory days who deserved the recognition of a statue, it was always going to be the slugger.
Trey Yesavage took a step forward against the Chicago White Sox. However, that didn’t impact the result as the Blue Jays’ offence continued to sputter, writes David Singh.
