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Alex Anthopoulos shared his blueprint for the first time yesterday. The Blue Jays general manager's long-term goals are 95-win seasons through an on-field product built by scouting and player development. Full Article at Canoe
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TORONTO — About the easiest thing to find as baseball’s general manager’s meetings started in Chicago Monday were teams that would like to add Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay. Full Article at Canada.com
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The Toronto Blue Jays are looking long-term towards becoming a contending team again, likely without ace pitcher Roy Halladay. Full Article at National Post
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TORONTO -- Alex Anthopoulos is putting the final touches on a long-term plan for the Toronto Blue Jays and expects to share some of the details before next week's general managers meetings in Chicago. Full Article at TSN.ca
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PHILADELPHIA–There have been a couple of days to reflect on the Blue Jays' deck-shuffling coaching changes. There were several options for management in resolving the season-ending brouhaha in Baltimore. But for many fans, the Jays chose the wrong one. Full Article at Toronto Star
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My gut is that I think Doc wants to be on a winning team
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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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I'm going to tell them, 'Hey come in and talk to me, don't be afraid
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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).
