The Blue Jays have had a hot spring so far. While spring training means very little there are some very promising signs. Brett Lawrie looks really good so far and should hopefully be an anchor at third for the Blue Jays. Each of the potential starters have also looked good so far this spring. I was most concerned about the rotation outside of Ricky Romero and maybe Brandon Morrow, but Brett Cecil and Henderson Alvarez have both looked good as well.
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03-15-2012, 12:51 AM #1Don
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22-4. I know it's just pre-season, but DAAAAAAAAAAAMN!!
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03-30-2012, 09:58 AM #3Don
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I did a bit of research. The World Series winners from 1984-2006 had an above .500 record in spring training 12 times. Neither the 1992 or 1993 Toronto Blue Jays had a winning record in spring training before going on to win the World Series.
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