Gaston Back with the Blue Birds
Gaston Back with the Jays
Who would have guessed it. I know Mike Wilner called it as “inside info” a while ago. However, this is a solid move for the Jays whether they win or lose.
This is a win/win for the Jays. Gaston is a legend in Toronto. His legacy is nearly unsulliable in Toronto. Probably only Joe Carter and Dave Stieb are held closer to Jays fans as Gaston. Nick Leyva, the new third base coach will be forever remembered giving Joe Carter the high five and otherwise losing it when Joe Was Touching ’em All in October 1993.
As for the change, change is good. Gibbons was not a bad manager but he could not find anyone to coach with him. Dumbo or whoever was the batting coach is lucky that I wouldn’t know him if I hit him with my car. The slumping hitting is noones fault except the players but good batting coaches should be able to pick up on mechanics gone bad and even the casual fan can pick out flaws in Rios’, Hill’s and even Frank Thomas’ approach and mechanics at the plate.
As for JP he has showed some fortitude by canning his boy Gibby. Him and Godfatha Godfrey thought they would stick with Gibby and the club after they had a terrible April. However, the problem of the terrible hitting remain and the stellar pitching and infallable bullpen have recently come down to earth and has even more so exposed the poor hitting.
Anyways, I like it, it is exciting and I am looking forward to see what Cito can do with this club. Also, the Jays seem to have not been able to forget the Gibbons days just yet. Through 3 innings the Jays have left runners in scoring postion in every inning.
Gibbons leaves the Jays with a 305-305 career record. He managed Jays games than only Gaston and Bobby Cox. I hope the best for Gibby.
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Gaston Back with the Jays
Gaston Back with the Blue Birds
Gaston Back with the Jays
Who would have guessed it. I know Mike Wilner called it as “inside info” a while ago. However, this is a solid move for the Jays whether they win or lose.
This is a win/win for the Jays. Gaston is a legend in Toronto. His legacy is nearly unsulliable in Toronto. Probably only Joe Carter and Dave Stieb are held closer to Jays fans as Gaston. Nick Leyva, the new third base coach will be forever remembered giving Joe Carter the high five and otherwise losing it when Joe Was Touching ’em All in October 1993.
As for the change, change is good. Gibbons was not a bad manager but he could not find anyone to coach with him. Dumbo or whoever was the batting coach is lucky that I wouldn’t know him if I hit him with my car. The slumping hitting is noones fault except the players but good batting coaches should be able to pick up on mechanics gone bad and even the casual fan can pick out flaws in Rios’, Hill’s and even Frank Thomas’ approach and mechanics at the plate.
As for JP he has showed some fortitude by canning his boy Gibby. Him and Godfatha Godfrey thought they would stick with Gibby and the club after they had a terrible April. However, the problem of the terrible hitting remain and the stellar pitching and infallable bullpen have recently come down to earth and has even more so exposed the poor hitting.
Anyways, I like it, it is exciting and I am looking forward to see what Cito can do with this club. Also, the Jays seem to have not been able to forget the Gibbons days just yet. Through 3 innings the Jays have left runners in scoring postion in every inning.
Gibbons leaves the Jays with a 305-305 career record. He managed Jays games than only Gaston and Bobby Cox. I hope the best for Gibby.
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