Even famed Canadian actor Donald Sutherland is frustrated with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Sutherland was using batting as a metaphor on Thursday while speaking about a new Canada Post stamp that will bear his likeness when he segued into talking about Toronto’s early exit from Major League Baseball’s post-season.
Toronto lost back-to-back games in the best-of-three wild-card series with the Minnesota Twins earlier this month. The Blue Jays mustered only one run against the Twins, losing the first game 3-1 and getting shut out 2-0 in the second.A look inside the renovated Rogers Centre ahead of the Blue Jays’ home opener!Sutherland was particularly disappointed when Toronto all-star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was caught off second base by Minnesota pitcher Sonny Gray to end the fifth inning.
Sutherland was born in New Brunswick before moving to Nova Scotia in his teenage years, but left the Maritimes for higher education — first at the University of Toronto and later in England — where he pursued his passion for acting.Raptors edge Bulls 106-102 in pre-season win
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