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#24: Toronto Blue Jays: They better score seven every night
PROJECTED LINEUP
SS Jose Reyes
LF Melky Cabrera
RF Jose Bautista
1B Edwin Encarnacion
DH Adam Lind
3B Brett Lawrie
CF Colby Rasmus
C Dioner Navarro
2B Ryan Goins
SS Jose Reyes
LF Melky Cabrera
RF Jose Bautista
1B Edwin Encarnacion
DH Adam Lind
3B Brett Lawrie
CF Colby Rasmus
C Dioner Navarro
2B Ryan Goins
PROJECTED ROTATION
R.A. Dickey
Mark Buerhle
Brandon Morrow
Kyle Drabek
Marcus Stroman
Mark Buerhle
Brandon Morrow
Kyle Drabek
Marcus Stroman
PROJECTED BULLPEN
Closer: Casey Jansenn
Set-up: Steve Delabar
Top Prospect: Aaron Sanchez (RHP)
Starts (6 innings pitched with three runs or less). So with gruesome numbers like that the Blue Jays were bound to bolster their pitching staff. Nope.
RA Dickey |
It's a shame they did not put more attention to the mound, because if Joey Bautista and Brett Lawrie stay healthy, they could be one of the better offenses in the American League. But in the AL, especially the East, it could be another year in the cellar.
THEY CALL ME MR. SUNSHINE - It is a renaissance year for the wiley veterans for Buerhle and Dickey and they lead the staff from one of the worst to, well not the best, but good enough to let the offense do its damage and win games to contend. Third basemen Brett Lawrie breaks out and Joey Bats stays healthy. The Jays hit the most home runs in the American League.
Brett Lawrie |
Breakout: Brett Lawrie (3B)
Bust: RA Dickey (RHP)
Fantasy Baseball Sleeper: Brandon Morrow (RHP)
LAST YEAR'S RECORD: 74-88 (5th in AL East)
PROJECTED 2013 FINISH: 73-89 (5th in AL East)
**Check back tomorrow for the Philadelphia Phillies*
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