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“He throws 94-95 m.p.h. and his slider has depth. He’s never been able to put it all together. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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PHILADELPHIA—Following a controversial and rancorous ending to the Jays '09 season, with player accusations of negativism, lack of communication and dysfunction within the clubhouse, the team named its revamped coaching staff for 2010 on Friday. Full Article at Toronto Star
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“He throws 94-95 m.p.h. and his slider has depth. He’s never been able to put it all together. Full Article at Mop Up Duty
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I'm going to tell them, 'Hey come in and talk to me, don't be afraid
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My gut feeling is Doc wants to be on a winning team and whether he comes back here next year, he's going to be gone the next year, I'm pretty sure of it
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He was always sitting talking with Halladay ... Arnie was a hard worker, but I didn't have as much (of a relationship) with Brad as the other (Jays) pitching coaches (I've worked with).
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We were really excited when we found out he was available ... There were some unresolved issues, and they gave him a chance to go out and look around, and he very quickly moved up to the top of our list.
– Ed Wade SOURCE: Sports Blogs
