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Originally Posted by fleury
I've said this a hundred times on here. Signing risky players may look brilliant when one pans out but when they likely don't, you can't use that as an excuse. The Jays have taken risks with these types of signings and it's biting them every now and then. The GM has to take the blame. So many GM's try and take the flyer to outsmart their counterparts, but more often than not they don't come out on top.
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The Jays take chances because they have to because of the pathetic owernship that funnels the profits out of the team. What did they average this weekend? 43K a game, yet they can't afford to make some acquisitions?