I'm somewhat split on the whole Janssen thing. Dude is nailz with his results, but he's also having a season where he's a much more flyball/contact than he has been in the past, and part of me wonders if that's not a sign of his stuff maybe losing a bit of effectiveness from his injury, or just a small sample size aberration.
It's not the worst idea in the world to trade a soon to be 33+ year old closer without dominating stuff who could turn into a pumpkin pretty easily, but the time to have done that would have been in the offseason, probably not right now when the Jays are in a wildcard spot. Thing is, not trading him now means you either have to QO him and risk paying him 15 million for next year, or hope he declines and get a pick. I doubt he declines given the crap that other guys have gone through recently with the whole QO business coupled with the fact that he's not your typical fireball/strikeout closer that teams look for and will be reluctant to part with a pick for him, in addition to the probably 7-9 million per year that his agent will be asking for. Chances are Casey is not re-signed and the Jays will get nothing in return.