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Maybe Ruiz hasn’t been freed after all

April 7, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Cito Gaston, Lyle Overbay, Randy Ruiz

Randy Ruiz may have finally escaped the clutches of the minor leagues, but maybe he isn’t free after all.

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Clarifying Clarence’s Choices

March 29, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Cito Gaston, Jason Frasor, Lyle Overbay, trade

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While I haven’t necessarily agreed with every single decision Cito Gaston has ever made, I’ve made a sincere effort to understand there is a method to his madness.

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Bautista Has Landed

February 27, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Bautista Appreciation Society, Cito Gaston, Joey Gathright, Jose Bautista, lineup, Lyle Overbay, Randy Ruiz, Spring Training

Image courtesy of Jordan Bastian

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Bautista Appreciation Society, thanks to the super photo snapping skills of one Jordan Bastian, here is the very first image of our leadoff hitter for the 2010 season … Jose Bautista.

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The Lineup Shuffle

February 24, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Aaron Hill, Adam Lind, Cito Gaston, Jose Bautista, lineup, Vernon Wells

If crafting the perfect lineup is an art form, then the manager is the architect.

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Lind Your Glove

February 16, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Adam Lind, Cito Gaston, outfield

There is no question that Adam Lind will be a huge contributor for the Blue Jays offensively this season.

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Will Randy Ruiz ever be free?

February 8, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Adam Lind, Alex Anthopoulos, Cito Gaston, designated hitter, Las Vegas 51's, Randy Ruiz

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He has all the tools to be a deadly Designated Hitter, yet I can’t help but think that Randy Ruiz is going to spend the better part of the 2010 season in Las Vegas instead of in Toronto where he rightfully belongs.

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LOST Without Answers

February 1, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Cito Gaston, Dustin McGowan, Jason Frasor, Lost, Marc Rzepczynski, Ricky Romero, Scott Downs, Shaun Marcum, starting rotation, Toronto Blue Jays

Whether I like it or not, being a rabid (and bordering on somewhat obsessive) fan of the television show “Lost” and the Toronto Blue Jays is a very similar experience.

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Keep Cito away from the microphone

January 29, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Alex Anthopoulos, Carlos Delgado, Cito Gaston, state of the franchise

I couldn’t help but notice the parallels between the Blue Jays “State of the Franchise” meeting and last night’s repeat episode of The Office entitled “Shareholder Meeting“.