I'm going to comment on the Tulo trade: 1. They got rid of Reyes' deal .... so the money isn't that bad. 2. They could have kept Reyes, who is even worse than Tulo...would the Jays have been the best team in baseball then? Probably not. How good would they be this year, with no SS? Probably not real good. 3. They were the best team in baseball last year. I guess I'd rather the team add players when they think they have a chance, get some great success, and then have a bad contract, than to have no success but not have bad contracts. The goal isn't wins/$, the goal is wins. Is Tulo good/great right now? No. Does last year's success count? Does the huge increase in tickets this year help offset that? Baseball, by it's nature, almost requires the occasional bad contract. The question is, did that contract help lead to success during it's term, or was it a bad contract on a bad team?