Wow, that's weird. He admitted to it, so we'll see what the context was, but you're right, it's nowhere in the media yet, which is very odd. Pure speculation, but the fact that he admitted to it probably says it wasn't the creeper angle (which is a sigh of relief if true).
Anyway, I'll go one win up from my earlier in the off-season prediction and say that the Jays are good for 77 wins this year. Main concerns are: the outfield (which in time will be addressed, so it's not a long term concern); how the Jays star prospects adjust to other teams adjustments on them; and SP and RP durability. I like the fact that the infield looks more or less settled for the future. If Montoya can manage his pitchers this year without over thinking, I think they should be good for close to 80 wins.
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