The Blue Board

1. Reyes SS
2. Melky LF
3. Bautista RF
4. Edwin Encarnacion DH
5. Adam Lind 1B (really need to replace Lind)
6. Brett Lawrie
7. Colby Rasmus
8. J.P Arrencibia
9. Macier Izturis/ Bonafacio

1. Dickey
2. Johnson
3. Buerhle
4. Morrow
5. Romero

Jays also have so decent arms in case some of their rotation gets injured. Bullpen still scares me.

1) Reyes- relies largely on his speed to make an impact, but has had hamstring/injury issues in the past.

2) Melky- Was a below average player pre-PED usage, will likely regress back to a very similar player as he used to be.

3) Bautista- Had serious wrist injuries last season, which is absolutely killer to a power hitter's career. We'll see what he does coming out of spring training.

4) Edwin Encarnacion- Good player, will be key to the Jays success

5) Lind- Not a very good player, as you mentioned.

6) Lawrie- Tons of raw talent, but for some reason regressed last season. He may run into injury issues in the future if he continues to play at the same aggressive level he has been performing at.

7) Rasmus- Overall, not a very good player. Has good speed and occasional power, but will never be the consistent bat the Cardinals thought they were getting when they drafted him.

8) Arrencibia- Nice catcher, but doesn't bring much more to the table other than good power and decent defense.

9) Izturis/Bonafacio- Both are similar players, both are good at defense, but lack power and aren't going to provide anything special at the plate. Great baserunners though.

1) Dickey- Likely will have a similar season to last season, but is all dependent on how his knuckleball is located. It's much harder to pitch in the AL and he will have to adjust.

2) Johnson- Used to be a premier pitcher, but after his shoulder injury he hasn't been the same. Same thing about the AL-NL switch as Dickey

3) Buerhle- Definition of a workhorse, but will never be a top pitcher. May struggle in the AL East's small parks.

4) Morrow- Could be an excellent pitcher if he remains healthy, but we'll have to wait and see.

5) Romero- Not sure what happened last season, but if he can figure it out again, he can be a great pitcher who eats up a ton of innings.

The Detroit Tigers should be higher than 8. Atleast top 5.

Reyes is hurt 65% of the season and doesn't give a shit the other 35%

And Cueto, Latos, Chapman, and Bailey are even better than that rotation. Bundy doesn't stand a chance.

Eww you're one of those "My current players will always be better than prospects" guy. I don't understand how you like baseball....

Nope, but we are discussing this year and Bundy is not better than those pitchers right now. He may be better in the future, but there is no guarantee and that's not what we were discussing.

And I wouldn't get your hopes up too high with prospects, they'll break your heart more often than not.

Yeah, how about no. Verlander tops Cueto, Scherzer tops Latos, Fister is about even with Bailey, and Sanchez is better than Chapman simply because Chapman hasn't proved he can be an effective starter.

Toss in that it's harder to pitch in the AL and Detroit's staff >>> Cincy's staff.

Ha Ha Ha yeah right, pitchers like Strasburg hit better than any DH in the entire american league

Hell if Strasburg was in the AL, he would bat clean up and lead the league in homers

That is how weak the AL pitching is, or so I heard

Nice troll.

Troll ? what is a troll ?

What the Ravens did to the 49ers in the Super Bowl.

We will see about that.