BehindTheTimes
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- Jun 24, 2018
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Agreed, if you knew you had an internal budget limit then the decision to pursue him was a bad one. The fact that he hasn’t been completely terrible so far doesn’t change anything. By the time the season is done he will be roughly where everyone expected him to be.At 7.5M, he's a luxury on a contender.
The issue was never that the Jays signed IKF (or even the role that he is playing). The issue is that the Jays pursued IKF instead of other options that could have improved the team.
Short sighted to change you’d opinion just because he’s doing bit better than expected, but almost guaranteed not to sustain it.
Posters will defend every move though.