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Many readers believe that we in the media are always looking and hoping for the Jays to lose. That is absolutely not true. The reasons may seem selfish, but it’s much easier to work with players and coaches in a... [link]

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Toronto Star: Richard Griffin Mailbag
Published 6/5/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Toronto Star: Richard Griffin Mailbag And look for the cutting eggy Griffin call Roger Clemens..."Mindy’s Main Man” and “McNamee’s bum-boy”. He so funny. When will sports writers such as yourself realize that dumping Frank Thomas resulted in the turnaround by the Jays? Without Thomas, the Jays are no longer a power hitting team. They now feature, pitching, defence and “small ball”. The Jays are playing winning baseball without Thomas. Signing him was a mistake, but dumping him seems to have salvaged the season. A: Dude, you’re like someone who reads Tolstoy’s epic War and ...

Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory
Published 6/5/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Stoeten) at Drunk Jays Fans
... No, no, seriously... Griffin actually kind of nailed it this week. For him, at least. At least, I thought he did. He wrote a mail bag that was generally pretty good-- and almost wholly uncringeworthy-- except, well... it's a pretty glib assessment to say that the Frank Thomas signing was only about OBP... and um... Steve Rogers is a .500 pitcher, which I once heard was a bad thing... and I'm not sure if I'd put Wetteland over Henke or Walker/Oliver over Molitor/Winfield (even if only considering their careers in Canada), and... what else? Nah... that was pretty much ...

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