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Originally Posted by flamingred89
I really think the Hispanic players do. The Jays have always had such great Hispanic players on the team from Bell, Fernandez, Alomar, Delgado through to this iteration, that I think the team and fans really embrace them. It's also an easier sell to non Americans to come live in another country.
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Stroman has the Toronto skyline tattooed on him.
Kevin Pillar loved playing in Toronto and almost came to tears when he was traded.
Donaldson loved being a Jay.
Roy Halladay.
I think a lot of players love being in Toronto. Once they get there they realize how truly multicultural it is. It is a world class city with a lot to offer, especially if you are a professional athlete.
But then you have the Shea Hillenbrands, Frank Thomas' and Roger Clemen's who probably won't say many nice things about T.O.