His issue was for resigning was that some of the luck numbers were a bit on the high side. Like I don’t think the difference between what he’s giving now and being mediocre again was that much. You kinda saw this in his starts where he’s look lights out for 3-4 innings then struggle and for 1-2 and let in his runs. Also that’s the other part he just never went very deep into games. Hence why I figure the Jays preferred Bassit despite losing the 2nd round pick and the 500k in international draft money.
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