There is a (bad) romantic comedy movie, ‘27 Dresses,’ in which Katherine Heigl shows her romantic interest that she has 27 ugly bridesmaid dresses and has never been the bride. Somewhere in an...
There is a romantic comedy movie, ‘27 Dresses,’ in which Katherine Heigl shows her romantic interest that she has 27 ugly bridesmaid dresses and has never been the bride. Somewhere in an office at Roger Centre, there is a closet with the same number of dresses, for the Blue Jays front office. This last one bugged me because when they graded for Myles Straw, I figured they must be sure they are getting Roki Sasaki. After all, who in their right mind would trade for Straw and most of the $14.
I can’t see why a team wouldn’t rather Jonatan Clase or Nathan Lukes fill in for Daulton Varsho while he’s recovering from surgery. Clase has potential; getting him some major league at-bats would be a good play, or Lukes would be better than the Straw right now. But no, we are paying Straw. He’ll have a roster spot. Now, the focus turns to Anthony Santander and/or Pete Alonso to save the off-season from being a waste.
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