Good, I'm glad you're starting to distinguish the upper deck from the third deck.Well, well, well, into the THIRD DECK:
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/18/jose-bautista-just-hit-a-monster-home-run/
They will reappear any time they lose a game, along with comments about the starters, the bullpen, Gibby, AA, Pete Walker, the training staff because of any injuries, lack of leadership, lack of commitment by ownership, lack of timely hitting, the turf, lack of atmosphere at the dome etc., etc., etc.
Let's see how this homestand works out as their current losing record is a bit skewed by playing so many more games away and most recently against a red hot team.
Well some of us aren't willing to accept mediocrity, year after year after year, apparently you are!
Well, there is scapegoating and then there is trying to figure out a genuine solution. The Jays have the best offence in the AL, despite the fact that Reyes and Navarro are out and JB is not 100%. Despite this, they often struggle to get timely productive hits. But this is a facet of baseball. Last night, I watched the mighty Tigers hit into an rally-killing dp / strikeout combo. All teams do it.
Agree pitching the biggest problem and that was a question mark at the end of last season It did not get addressed and is actually worse. Somebody is responsible and it isn't the fans!
Well, the Happ for Saunders deal looks dreadful. And maybe they should have thrown $$$$ at Morrow and hoped he didn't DL for an entire season as usual. What else?
Problem is good, consistent pitchers dont exactly grow on trees.
What I'm not willing to accept are the armchair critics who see the end result and say, "I knew Gibby shouldn't have put in that pitcher at that time" or "he should have pinch hit for so and so" or as if they know all the workings of major league trading.
