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Blair: Jays' success rests on Hill & his wonky quad 

Post#1 » by YogiStewart » Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:01 am

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/j ... le1952218/

not really a feel-good article, is it?

Aaron Hill took the field Tuesday afternoon with one final admonishment in his ears – this one from general manager Alex Anthopoulos. In two words: “Go easy.”

Judging from Hill’s demeanour, following the Toronto Blue Jays brain trust’s orders to the max hurt more than the tight right quadriceps muscle that has hampered him this spring.
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Re: Blair: Jays' success rests on Hill & his wonky quad 

Post#2 » by tecumseh18 » Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:45 am

Geez Louise, that's the most ominously depressing column I've ever read.

Who's second in the depth chart at second besides Johnny Mac? Lawrie? Hech? Who was that JP-drafted disaster (forgot his name)? Is he still kicking around somewhere?

And of course, IIRC O-Dawg was available this offseason.
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Re: Blair: Jays' success rests on Hill & his wonky quad 

Post#3 » by SharoneWright » Wed Mar 23, 2011 3:00 am

tecumseh18 wrote:Geez Louise, that's the most ominously depressing column I've ever read.

Who's second in the depth chart at second besides Johnny Mac? Lawrie? Hech? Who was that JP-drafted disaster (forgot his name)? Is he still kicking around somewhere?

And of course, IIRC O-Dawg was available this offseason.


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Re: Blair: Jays' success rests on Hill & his wonky quad 

Post#4 » by satyr9 » Wed Mar 23, 2011 4:47 am

Or Russ Adams?
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Post#5 » by Santoki » Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:50 pm

Anyone but Russ Adams...please!
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Re: Blair: Jays' success rests on Hill & his wonky quad 

Post#6 » by Nolan » Wed Mar 23, 2011 4:21 pm

^
Russ Adams lol. I'll never forget that stretch he put together a couple years ago where he literaly forgot how to field the ball.
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Post#7 » by YogiStewart » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:35 pm

I assume that it would be J Mac if its short term and Lawrie if its long term.
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Post#8 » by tecumseh18 » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:35 pm

Yeah, Russ Adams. That's the guy I wanted to forget.

It seems to me that we're putting a lot of stress on our young pitching staff by having a hobbled 2nd baseman with no range, non-specialists at the infield corners, and a rookie catcher who is still learning his trade offensively and defensively and for whom "there is no plan B".

I don't wanna worry about the Jays, but I'm starting to worry.

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