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When Healthy. Posters use these two words all the time. I want this club to sign a pitcher that has no health problems, that has no provisos of "when healthy".

Has anyone actually watched this guy pitch this year. He is afraid to throw anything near the plate. No risk? How about $15 million risk. Aren't all his numbers trending down. I think he has been injured this year and hiding it, trying to protect a future contract. I would make him a minimal offer, and if he doesn't want it, he walks. How about for once, let's not HOPE, that our pitchers can be healthy. If the Jays have 15 million to spend on a pitcher, let's hope they can find a healthy one.

every time you think it can't get much worse, it does.

Gibbons has a contract for next year, no matter what.

Odd timing for this report.

Well perhaps you should just call up Gibby and give him your advice. This is either that DJBlue guy or Sempai .

He also had a fair amount to say about "real" fans. As opposed to those non real ones that pay their money and buy those tickets. He came across as a pompous, arrogant jerk. Just as I always thought. I guess real fans don't criticize.

Every team south of the border is relishing the Jays failure this year. They didn't like the fact that the Jays pulled off such a big trade. They don't like the fact that there is even a team in Canada. They especially didn't like all the press awarding the Jays the WS, before a game was played. But it was not the Jays brass claiming to be winners. Every single time AA was asked or Gibbons, they said you have to win on the field, not on paper. It wasn't the Jays giving the Jays winning odds in Vegas. As far as Cleveland and their all of a sudden hate for the Jays, it was never like that before. I can't stand Farrell and have no doubt it is coming from him. He was a golden hair boy when he was with Cleveland with their minor league system. So I am sure word has gotten to whomever he wanted to hear his side of things. Where did all the reports in Boston come from. In both cases, it was Farrell that was the common denominator. Too bad Farrell thinks he was thrown under the bus. Good thing I wasn't the GM, he would have been fired the day after the red sox hired someone else as their manager. The Jays treated him too well. As far as this season has gone, no one could have forecasted the injuries, or the problems. I think the team will right itself, but all the naysayers will be able to rub their hands in glee. But as a fan, I would much rather the Jays take the chance and try to move this club in a different direction, than stutter along at .500 waiting for prospects that just never seem to live up to the hype.

there hits were bigger than our hits?

I am not one who thinks it is all the manager's fault. But for years now, the Jays are a team of no discipline. They stand and watch strihes down the middle, constantly swing at balls out of the zone, run into outs and make some of the stupidest errors. They are a .500 club because for years they have had a HR or nothing mentality. And with this team it is not working.

I think this is the most disappointing season of Jays ball I have ever watched. Even last year with all the injuries, there was an excuse. There is absolutely no excuse for this rotation. Disgusting.

voted about 300 times, and will add more while watching the angel game.

Not just them. But maybe it was their other personalities

I said right from the beginning of the season, that I thought it would take to the break before this team started to roll. Of course no one expected all the injuries, but I still think once this team actually fields a complete team, they will start to win. Now whether it will be in time, will depend how the pitching holds up for the Sox and the O's. Those teams are in a precarious position too. I still think they will be playing meaningful games in September

she used to always be there for every game with her husband (I assume) He used to read his book, while she watched the game. Then one July they stopped coming. Didn't see her again until next year and she was alone. So since he has never come back, I would think he probably died. Must be wealthy, they have seasons tix for those two seats.

yippee

can someone tell me why we let Molino, Mathis, or Buck go?

:-)

Hey Now. Don't equate him with a woman. The only woman on here is not whining and bitching.

and then your life will be complete. sad, sad sad

and what a surprise, a pop up. Why is JPp always up when they have risp.

Anyone know when Morrow is coming back?

Why are these guys constantly swinging at the first pitch. They are so bloody predictable.