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2013 Predictions: Recap
We’ve spent the better part of the last month attempting to project the vast majority of the 2013 Toronto Blue Jays roster. While the process is wrought with uncertainty, we can be sure of one thing: come October, we will look back at these predictions and a handful of them will in no way resemble the [...]
Read More...2013 Predictions: The Bullpen
Predicting statistics for relievers is even more of an inexact science than doing the same for position players or starters. Not only are relievers subject to greater variance in their numbers due to smaller sample sizes, performance and results are also less closely tied due to inherited runners and limited scopes of responsibility. Furthermore, the [...]
Read More...2013 Predictions: Ricky Romero
Since his rookie year with the Blue Jays in 2009, Ricky Romero has proven himself to be a workhorse. He steadily improved, earning an All-Star appearance in 2011 with a 2.92 ERA. However, in 2012, everything fell apart for Ricky as he walked a league high 105 batters and his ERA ballooned to 5.77. Romero, [...]
Read More...2013 Predictions: Mark Buehrle
Mark Buehrle is nothing if not a model of durability and consistency. Take for instance the following facts: Buehrle has made 30+ starts and logged 200+ IP in 12 consecutive seasons. He’s won 13 games in each of the past four seasons, between 10 and 16 every year for a decade, and has a 12 year streak [...]
Read More...2013 Predictions: Josh Johnson
When news of the Blue Jays blockbuster trade with the Marlins started to trickle, Josh Johnson’s name was among the first we heard. The inclusion of Johnson instantly alerted Jays fans that this was to be a major deal. It’s a testament to how monumental that deal turned out to be, and for that matter, [...]
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