Jose Reyes (SS)
Toronto Blue Jays
Jose Reyes News & Advice
MLB Injury News | May 18th, 3:00pm
Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes has been sidelined by
a severely sprained left ankle since early April. He recently had his walking
boot removed, allowing him to begin the slow process of regaining strength in
his ankle. As his rehab picks up, Reyes is hoping to return to the Blue Jays by
the end of June, according to Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com.
When Reyes initially suffered the injury,...
KFFL | May 14th, 11:22pm
Updating a previous report, Toronto Blue Jays SS Jose Reyes (ankle) has progressed well in ...
Rotoworld | May 14th, 10:12pm
Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos said it "would not surprise me" if Jose Reyes returned in late June.
CBS Sports | May 14th, 9:56pm
Blue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes was removed from the walking boot that protected his severely sprained left ankle as part of his continued rehab, Sportsnet reports. Reyes, who suffered the injury just 10 games into the season, is still expected to be sidelined until around the All-Star break.
KFFL | May 14th, 5:57pm
Toronto Blue Jays SS Jose Reyes (ankle) is no longer in his walking boot, and ...
The Fantasy Fix | Apr 2nd, 6:50pm
“Reyes is my #1 Shortstop and he should be your #1 shortstop. Turf Schmurf, he's a stud, in a studly lineup. Target him”
Beast Dome | Mar 31st, 1:28pm
“Reyes could score over 110 runs, while stealing over 40 bases, and knocking out 10 HRs. Doing all this while hitting over .300. If you let Reyes slip because of his bad season in Miami where he still managed to hit 10+ HRs and steal 40 bases. You are giving away one of the most prized players in Fantasy Baseball.”
Yahoo! Sports | Mar 28th, 9:30am
“Explosive TOR offense nice, but Rogers Centre turf not ideal for health”
The New York Times | Mar 26th, 12:23pm
“The move to Toronto, and playing for a contender, should do wonders for his fantasy value, with a nice bump in HR, runs and the usual pile of stolen bases. The idea that Reyes is a major injury risk is greatly exaggerated. ”
MLB Soup | Mar 21st, 4:24pm
“Reyes is the classic high-speed, low-power shortstop that we all grew up watching. I'd expect him to break the 100 Runs mark again, now that he's in Toronto.”