When one looks at the bullpen woes it is difficult not to think some fault lay with Blue Jays organization at some level. The Rays have had the same injury woes (perhaps worse!) and are the top relief squad in the majors. They have a rotation with no significant aces holding down third in the MLB. The Jays may not be bad managing their p…
When one looks at the bullpen woes it is difficult not to think some fault lay with Blue Jays organization at some level. The Rays have had the same injury woes (perhaps worse!) and are the top relief squad in the majors. They have a rotation with no significant aces holding down third in the MLB. The Jays may not be bad managing their players, but it is clear they haven't the superior skill the Rays always seem to have getting the best out of the players available.
I still haven't figured out whether this means that the Rays can get the best out of anybody, or whether it means that the Rays are careful to only have players they can get the best out of.
When one looks at the bullpen woes it is difficult not to think some fault lay with Blue Jays organization at some level. The Rays have had the same injury woes (perhaps worse!) and are the top relief squad in the majors. They have a rotation with no significant aces holding down third in the MLB. The Jays may not be bad managing their players, but it is clear they haven't the superior skill the Rays always seem to have getting the best out of the players available.
I still haven't figured out whether this means that the Rays can get the best out of anybody, or whether it means that the Rays are careful to only have players they can get the best out of.