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You've got nothing to lose by watching the 2010 version of the Toronto Blue Jays. Can you feel that excitement? It's almost as thrilling as asking a question and then answering it yourself. Is that fulfilling? You bet. The only promise this team can make to its fans is that they will play baseball. Satisfaction isn't guaranteed, but that's been the case in Toronto for some time. Just like how winter is slowly melting into spring, the Blue Jays are thawing themselves from the deep winter that has enveloped the team for a decade. And, just like the springtime, it will initially smell like hot garbage and deposits left by a neighbouring dog. The Jays will stink, but it's a stink that signals the beginning of something new. It's also time to burn bridges. Roy Halladay was an excellent player, ...

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Article written by Geoff Zochodne