This is A Blue Jays Moving Month We Like To Call May #bluejays

Alex Anthopolous calls it at the beginning of the season by saying that the Jays would have a sub-par rotation and a really strong bullpen.

That's certainly been the case- the bullpen ranks #1 in the American League, and the starters? Below average of course.

A 20-20 start with Jose Bautista on a tear, you can't say enough about 16 homeruns by May 15th, 13 in 21 games, and Barry Bonds like numbers without the steroids.

A quarter of the way through the season, and the Jays are just in the thick of it, riding a five-game win streak, Bautista chasing down Roger Maris it seems like for the legitimate single-season homerun record.

It's a dream, really.

With New York featuring the likes of Freddy Garcia and Bartolo Colon, you can only wonder how soon the wheels will fall off some more after a ridiculous offensive April.

Who could have predicted that Tampa Bay would emerge from a disastrous start to lead the division forty games in?

I honestly thought trading Garza was like the Jays trading Marcum- they really lost something in their starting rotation.

We've got Detroit who spanked us with a no-no last weekend, it's time to enact revenge and take that back home Wednesday night and show Tampa that they're not the only ones who can play hardball.

That's all there's to it, for this is a moving month we like to call May.