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Blue Jays Named “Perfect” Landing Spot For $22 Million Starter

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 11h ago

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The Toronto Blue Jays are going to look different next season than the squad that failed to return to the playoffs and defend their American League Championship from last fall.They’ve already declined outfielder Myles Straw and are resetting their 40-man…

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