I was a little down on Groshans after this season, but looking at his numbers and age I guess he actually had an OK season after all.
At 20 Bo put up 120 wRC+ in AA and Groshans ended up with 124 wRC+ in AA as a 21 year old. The next season Bo had 244 PA's at AAA before getting promoted to the rebuilding Jays roster despite being a league average hitter in AAA. The Jays won't be rebuilding next season, so guys like Groshans and Moreno will probably have to light AAA up before getting the call, but there is still a decent chance both make their debuts next season.
And you also have to wonder how Lopez and Smith will fit into all of this. Lopez, Smith, Biggio, Espinal, Valera, Groshans and maybe an outside chance they get Moreno playing some 3B as well, maybe the Jays won't be spending big money on any free agent infielders this off season after all?
Maybe pour the money into pitching and the core players instead?