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Originally Posted by flambers
Maybe, however Tapia was a 4th outfielder who played due to injuries
If the Jays want to contend, they need to bring in a bigger name outfielder who is left handed and hit for average and produce.
Player signed is fast, good defensively, however he is going to have a low average...
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True, but the Jays had one of the best offenses in baseball last year (despite Vlad being way less productive than the previous season), offense isn't really something they need to be worried about adding.
Having said that, I'd still love to see Conforto or Gallo on a one year deal. Both guys will be looking to prove themselves and may also benefit form the banning of the shift being left handed pull hitters.