Marc Rzepczynski in 2010

Let’s take a look at Marc Rzepczynski, the second year starter that is essentially guaranteed a spot in the rotation due to his 2009 season & Cito’s early spring comments;

Short Statistical History

The southpaw is a strikeout and groundball machine. He’s averaged about a K per inning throughout his pro career. In the minors he forced groundball rates …

A quiet off-season has lead to limited positional and roster battles heading into spring 2010. What’s a Jays fan and the media to do? Of course! Nit pick every minuet detail! And with that said here’s the April schedule. The numbers correspond with the rotational position for that game (starters one through five).

The off days are few and far between, …

Low Cost Toronto Blue Jays Rotation

A couple of days back the Toronto Blue Jays avoided arbitration by inking Shaun Marcum to a $850,000 one-year contract. With the departure of Doc, Marcum is now the salary leader of the Jays staff.

At any time during the season the Jays will spend right around $2.5 million in salary on the current starting …

Romero 100% a Money Move, Mills Success Likely Cost him a Roster Spot

100% money move. If you take a look at the stuff, spring results and comments surrounding both Cecil & Mills you would come to the conclusion that both should be in the rotation come April. This leads to my most discussed topic…

I’m beginning to repeat myself. Sorry. But …

Ricky Romero in MLB in 2009? Give me a break!

Opinion

It seems like a few kind words from scouts and a few professional internet journalists have swayed public opinion on Romero. J.P. has also been turning on his usual spin cycle. Now across traditional and internet media Romero is considered a reformed prospect and a realistic option for the Jays 2009 …