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    Should they not return, the need to fill two key positions would be added to his winter to-do list. "As much as I like John McDonald, Rod Barajas and Marco Scutaro, there might be alternatives that make this organization better and are the right alternatives for this team" said Anthopoulos. "We'd like to bring them back, (but) everything has to fit with respect to what the alternatives are and with respect to what their financial requirements are. Full Article at Canoe
    As much as I like John McDonald, Rod Barajas and Marco Scutaro, there might be alternatives that make this organization better and are the right alternatives for this team
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
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  1. We'd like to bring them back, (but) everything has to fit with respect to what the alternatives are and with respect to what their financial requirements are. I'm starting to get a pretty good handle on where their expectations are with respect to the market and what they feel their value might be.
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  2. Every year you're trying to win, but that being said, what's the probability of winning? ... I think that's the biggest thing. Every year there are teams that surprise and depending on the type of team you have, every one can look at it and say it can be a playoff team but these things need to occur. Yo...
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  3. I'm getting really close ... By the time I go to the GMs meetings (Nov. 9-11) I'm going to know exactly what direction I'm going in, and where the organization is headed, and what he have to work with, and so on.
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  4. If this team wins, then there's a good opportunity for him to stay here. The reality of it is we were a 75-win team last year and obviously that doesn't meet Roy's criteria for winning right now ... Roy's goals are the same as ours but his timeline might not be the same as ours and what I'm working thro...
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago

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