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Tyson Shushkewich

Tyson Shushkewich

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Editor, Blue Jays Nation

Ontario

Biography

Tyson Shushkewich grew up in a small farming community just east of Lethbridge, Alberta. He would leave this small town for Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he would attend Dalhousie University and graduate with a degree in Environmental Science and Biology. Now residing in Central Ontario with his wife, Tyson has been a fan of baseball since he was 10 years old when his dad took him to his first game in Toronto. When he is not writing articles, you can find him walking by the lake, sitting in the upper deck of the Rogers Centre, tweeting about his baseball memorabilia, or watching Netflix with his cat Apollo.

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Toronto Blue Jays And Major League Baseball

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Total articles 872

  • Schnieder, Blue Jays note the shift in the clubhouse and the correlation to results on the field

    By Tyson Shushkewich| Yardbarker Verified There’s a feeling in the Rogers Centre air, one that would make any Phil Collins fan break out some nickels at the jukebox. It might be the Rowdy Tellez grand slam in extra innings that is making Jays fans feel unwell, but there’s also a change in tune on the third base side of the diamond, and it dates back to when the club was in Dunedin over a month ago.

    By Tyson Shushkewich · Yardbarker

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • A breakdown of the Toronto Blue Jays bats to start the 2025 season

    By Tyson Shushkewich| Yardbarker Verified The Toronto Blue Jays boast some power bats in the lineup, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the box scores. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. boasts three seasons of 25+ home runs or more, dating back to 2021. Anthony Santander belted 44 homers last season and has 123 to his credit dating back to 2021. Outside of Bichette’s struggles in 2024, the shortstop posted three consecutive campaigns with 20+ round trippers.

    By Tyson Shushkewich · Yardbarker

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Blue Jays Nation