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Originally Posted by jayswin
Stro should absolutely be on his way out. He puts his foot in his mouth sometimes for sure. But Browna's right, the Jays and Stroman are no match.
Stro is a fierce competitor that fights to win with everything he has. It worked when the Jays stumbled into contender status for a couple seasons, but in general they're lackadaisical attitude towards building a winner with complete reluctance to do what it takes to get to the top, combined with their transparent bull**** in explaining why the did or didn't do things just won't keep a player like him quiet and content.
Move on.
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I am with you on this. I like Stroman and I like how he wears his emotions on his sleeve and speaks his mind. It's got him this far why change anything. I think Stroman should get an extension somewhere though, likely not with this regime in charge who seem reluctant to offer anyone except Kendrys Morales (???) a long term deal.
Stroman is smart and knows he should get paid. Since Stroman came into the league in 2014 he has been worth 11.9 WAR which is right around Jordan Zimmerman (11.5 WAR, 22 million/season average), Sonny Gray (12.1 WAR, 10 million/season average), Patrick Corbin (11.4 WAR, 23 million/season average).