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i think Kyle Drebek is gonna have a nice year if they have him on the roster at the start of the season hes a work horse he will eat up innings

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whats up man subbed good luck to your jays this season

Oh come on, you aren't getting any sympathy from this side either. If you think the '08 Jays were better than a team that *won the World Series in '08* than that is your idea. So, a team like the Tigers would be a 100 game winner in the NL east. LOL!!!

You know, I know you live in Canada and pot is legal there, can you send me what you're smoking, because I want to believe what you're believing. Seriously. Remember, look how Halladay and Lee have faired against the Yanks and BoSox, Hamels hasn't done that bad either vs. them.

Than look at the laughing stocks of each league. The NL has one ( Pirates ) how many does the AL have? Well you got the Royals, M's, O's, Indians, and sometimes the Tigers; though the Tigers are usually like the Marlins, they have up and down seasons from one to the next. You could even throw the Jays in that group as well just because they haven't been in any round of the playoffs for over a decade. If Bucholtz isn't signed yet, it'd be curious to see how he does in '11 since he's getting close to F/A and that is usually when a player does their best ( Beltre and probably a hundred others. )

Well, as for 2010 season for Bucholtz, we'll see if that was a flash in the pan year. Pitches have them all the time, or they are met with a rude awakening vs the hitters ( remember Dontrelle Willis? )In regards to your other post, that would VERY much depend on which division an AL team played in the NL. The Yankees in the NL west, yeah, probably 100 win season. In the NL east, not a chance in hell, and you know that as well as I do, same would go for Boston and Tampa. Now, when you pick a team like the ChiSox or Twins, Royals, M's, O's, Indians, etc...same thing, only they'd likely have losing records against either the NL central or the NL east. They'd be .500 teams in the NL west ( except the Royals, M's, O's and Indians of course. )

oops, my bad. Go ahead and put the Rays, Royals and *almost* the Mariners LOL in there as far as who he pitches well against. Did you see how bad his control and stamina are? He strikes out < 2 batters for every walk, and averages only 5.8 innings/start ( good thing they got Jenks LOL ). He also averages just 1 CG per season and less than a SHO per season LOL. Uhm, you want me to dig even deeper?!? LOL