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 -- Eight years ago to the day, Byron Buxton had a career game at Rogers Centre. Now he’s added another. Buxton homered twice in the Twins’ 9-8 loss to the Blue Jays on Wednesday night, finishing one short of the three homers he hit on Aug. 27, 2017, in
TORONTO -- Pat Murphy approached Erick Fedde with a question ahead of Friday’s game: How did he view the Brewers when he was in the opposing dugout? “Just a bunch of pesky guys,” was the answer the skipper got. “You blink your eyes and they scored four runs.”
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- Jackson Chourio made sure to hit it out of reach in the ninth. In his first game back from a month-long absence caused by a right hamstring strain, Chourio bookended his performance by launching a go-ahead home run to help the Brewers to a 4-1 win over the
By: Julia Kreuz
TORONTO -- Who said these Brewers can’t slug? The “little things” team has another dimension to its offense these days, blending small ball with power to put pressure on opposing pitching in different ways. It wasn’t enough in Sunday’s 8-4 loss to the Blue Jays, thanks in part to a
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
