Toronto Sun A year ago, after 43 games, Mark Buehrle, Jose Reyes, Josh Johnson and Emilio Bonifacio were Miami Marlins.
Toronto Blue Jays May 19, 2013Toronto Sun While Jose Bautista stole the show on Sunday with two home runs hit into the seats atop the Green Monster, in a game where the Jays would total five homers, Emilio Bonifacio turned in his best offensive performance as a Blue Jay with three hits, topped by a two-run home run, and two RBIs. Bonifacio came into the game having gone just 3-for-37 over
Toronto Blue Jays May 13, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino was taken to the hospital Sunday to get his ribs and back checked, according to WEEI.com. Victorino was injured after colliding with the right-field wall in the fourth inning Sunday against the Blue Jays trying to track down Emilio Bonifacio's two-run homer. After being attended to by team personnel, Victorino remained in the game but left after the sixth inning. Victorino was 1 for 3 before Daniel Nava replaced him in right field. Victorino is batting .393 (11 for 28) with a double, two home runs, two RBI, two walks and six runs in his last seven games. ...
May 12, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Blue Jays second baseman Emilio Bonifacio doubled, homered, stole a base, drove in two runs and scored three times in Sunday's 12-4 rout of the Red Sox. Bonifacio hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning, his first home run since July 23, 2012. Bonifaco entered play Sunday 4 for his last 47 at-bats (.085), which spanned 20 games (13 starts).
May 12, 2013KFFL Toronto Blue Jays INF Emilio Bonifacio is starting at second base in place of INF ...
May 12, 2013Red Sox Blog | Providence Journal By Tim BrittonBOSTON -- Another day, another injury concern for the Red Sox. Right fielder Shane Victorino was on his way to the hospital after the game to be checked out after a hard collision with the right-field wall in Sunday's fourth inning. Victorino was trying to track down Emilio Bonifacio's two-run homer when he crashed into the wall with his left side. He was down on the warning track for a few minutes, attended to by trainers, before initially staying in the game. With Boston trailing big late, Victorino left for a defensive replacement in the seventh inning. "The way Shane hit t...
Boston Red Sox May 12, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Blue Jays outfielder Emilio Bonifacio didn't record a hit on Sunday during a win over the Mariners. He did steal two bases, however. Bonifacio, who hit two fielder's choice grounders to reach base, stole his first two bases of the season. Otherwise, he was 0 for 4 with a strikeout and is batting just .162. Bonifacio hasn't recorded a base hit since April 27 and has just two over his last 10 appearances.
May 5, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy After going hitless in his previous eight games, Emilio Bonifacio broke out of his slump Saturday. He went 2 for 4 with a single and a double in the Blue Jays' 5-4 loss to the Yankees. Bonifacio is batting .190 with four RBI and seven runs scored, but he has yet to steal a base.
April 27, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy With a steal in each of his last five games, the Brewers' Jean Segura has pretty much established that the stolen base will remain as much a part of his game in the majors as it was in the minors, where he stole 50 bags one year. As last year's Emilio Bonifacio owners can attest, steals alone are enough to make a player indespensible at one of the weakest positions in Fantasy. But part of the allure of Segura is that he may be more than just a pure speedster. In fact, his steals were often overshadowed by his high batting averages in the minors, and it's pretty clear by now strikeouts aren't g...
April 25, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Blue Jays infielder/outfielder Emilio Bonifacio has been noticeably absent as of late from the team's starting lineup. After starting 13 of the first 14 games, Bonifacio hasn't started four of the last five, including all three games against the Yankees over the weekend. Bonifacio appeared in two of the games against the Yankees, but remains mired in a 1-for-16 slump. Bonifacio is batting .192 (10 for 52) through 17 games. He also has no stolen bases after totaling at least 30 in each of the previous two seasons.
April 22, 2013KFFL Toronto Blue Jays OF Emilio Bonifacio has been getting regular playing time so far this ...
April 19, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy If you drafted Emilio Bonifacio, you likely did so expecting bunches and bunches of steals. Other than multi-position eligibilty, that's really all he brings to the table. So far, he has zero steals. Worse yet, he's attempted zero steals -- and that's while starting 13 of the Blue Jays' 14 games. Maybe with only four singles and one walk on the season, he just hasn't gotten enough chances, but for him to be the Fantasy option you want him to be, even at a relatively weak position like second base, he needs be running just about every time he reaches first base. It was a problem for him early i...
April 17, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista remained out of the lineup for Tuesday's series opener against the White Sox with a back injury. It's the second-straight game Bautista has missed because of the issue as Emilio Bonifacio took his spot in right field. The veteran slugger, who is also dealing with an ear infection, could be available to serve as a pinch hitter Tuesday, with a possible return to the starting lineup Wednesday.
April 16, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Just when you thought you had hit the jackpot at second base, with Josh Rutledge, Matt Carpenter, Jedd Gyorko and Emilio Bonifacio all earning eligibility there in the last few days, the position widely regarded as the weakest in Fantasy coming into the season could add another relatively high-end bat to its ranks in the coming days. Martin Prado filled in at second base when starter Aaron Hill injured his left hand on a check swing Sunday. Now that Hill is on the DL with a break in that left hand, Prado gets the start there. Of course, the Diamondbacks might choose to give shortstop prospect ...
April 16, 2013
The Tao of Stieb Who: Number 1 in your program - and shurely(!) in your hearts - Emilio Bonifacio. Utility infielder. Well, sorta. Also, kind of a utility outfielder, if necessary. Switch-hitter. Five-foot-eleven, 205 lbs. Age 27.Provenance: Santo Domingo, Dominicana. Signed in 2001 as an amateur free agent by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Made his Major League debut in September 2007 with the D-Backs. Acquired by the Blue Jays from the Marlins as part of "that deal".Contract Status: Signed a one-year, $2.6 milion deal to avoid arbitration in January. Is arb eligible after this season as well. Will become a free a...
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