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Here’s what the Blue Jays batting order should look like on opening day — starting with Cavan Biggio
So how will Charlie Montoyo and the front office fit their new toys in with the rest of the crew? There’s no way to “break up the righties.” No matter how it’s stacked, there will be eight right-handed hitters in a row. Even when Tellez plays, the optimal lineup still has five or six right-handed hitters in a row. Yes, there will be eight right-handed hitters in a row behind Biggio, but no matter where Biggio hits there will be eight right-handed hitters in a row behind him. It really is an embarrassment of riches for the Jays as far as the offence is concerned.
Source: thestar February 21, 2021 21:04 UTC
