2021 Canada Pride Blue Jays

[NYgiantsfan5689]

The Jays are back. After its first winning season in over 6 years, they're even more poised to make a playoff run. Here's what it's lookin like right now:

Batters:

Lineup vs. RHP:

Num	Pos	Name	Bats	Age	Ratings
1	LF	Daniel Congdon	L	25	8-7-3-5-8, 8-10-10 speed
2	RF	Anderson Rosario	R	35	9-7-4-8-9
3	3B	Leif Schauer	R	25	10-9-10-10-9, 8-9-8 speed
4	C	Ralph McCluney	R	28	9-9-8-9-6
5	DH	Peter Pooler	L	28	8-8-10-7-6
6	1B	Luis Cintron	R	30	7-7-6-10-9
7	CF	Daniel Golder	R	23	8-5-6-6-6 (9-7-10-8-8 talent)
8	SS	Anthony Jayne	L	25	8-7-8-4-10
9	2B	Joseph Cuccia	R	25	8-7-8-10-9

Lineup vs. LHP

Num	Pos	Name	Bats	Age	Ratings
1	DH	Anderson Rosario	R	35	9-7-4-8-9
2	CF	Daniel Golder	R	23	10-6-6-7-7
3	3B	Leif Schauer	R	25	10-9-10-10-9, 8-9-8 speed
4	C	Ralph McCluney	R	28	9-9-9-9-6
5	2B	Joseph Cuccia	R	25	8-7-8-10-9
6	1B	Chris Parmelee	L	32	9-8-6-8-6
7	LF	Peter Pooler	L	28	8-7-10-6-6
8	RF	Paul Soltys	R	26	8-8-5-8-9
9	SS	Darryl Dollar	S	29	9-8-2-5-8

Well, I have the same holes as last year as far as speed and lefties, but hopefully that won't kill me again. It didn't last year, as I just had trouble figuring out the right lineup to max the potential of this lineup. At the end when I figured it out they started to eat up lefties and definitely held their own against righties.

Pitchers:

Rotation:

Num	Throws	Name	Age	Ratings
1	R	Joseph R. Colton	25	10-7-10 (10-9-10 talent), 88-91 MPH, 9 end, 42 GB%
2	R	Wakui Toson	21	10-8-7, 98-100 MPH, 10 end, 46 GB%
3	R	David Elizondo	29	9-8-9, 89-92 MPH, 10 end, 58 GB%
4	L	Stewie Griffin	21	8-8-8 (9-9-9 talent), 91-94 MPH, 8 end, 32 GB%
5	R	Sebastain Bludd	26	10-6-7, 100+ MPH, 8 end, 45 GB%

Bullpen:

Pos	Throws	Name	Age	Ratings
CL	L	Nate Griffin	25	6-10-10 (10-10-10 talent), 89-92 MPH, 3 end, 57 GB%
SU	R	Raymond Gratton	25	8-8-9 (8-10-9 talent), 91-94 MPH, 4 end, 36 GB%
MR1	R	Henry Nod	23	9-9-9, 87-90 MPH, 4 end, 37 GB%
MR2	R	Wes Dunn	30	10-6-10, 93-96 MPH, 3 end, 60 GB%
MR3	R	Raymond Gratton	25	8-8-9 (8-10-9 talent), 91-94 MPH, 4 end, 36 GB%
MR4	R	Oswaldo Alvarez	25	9-5-9, 86-89 MPH, 4 end, 63 GB%

This is a strong team, but definitely has some holes. I had to bump Elizondo down to #3 based on his last year's ridiculous performance (which would happen to me after having an ERA in the 3's 3 of the last 4 years). I'm in a bad mood and don't feel like writing any more, so go ahead and tell me what you think of it people.

[Kingdom]

Only a smart GM would replace a career 4.16 ERA pitcher with a career 5.72 ERA pitcher. I know I'm excited.