Frank Corrado

We talk about the AL East and how difficult it is.

I think other teams will look at the Jays and say, that's a good lineup.

There's not much differentiating the best teams in that division.

Like last year he was what, 32 home runs?

He was a top five American League MVP candidate.

He could have 22 home runs this year.

Would that not be considered a successful year for him at age 36?

Great year.

You can't expect him to do what he did last year.

Not at this age.

No, I think.

But if you get 75% of that, 80% of that.

He's not playing for the team.

I wonder if Keith Kelly did a one-on-one with Mike Johnson looking for what went wrong this year, what would Johnny say?

The GM has one year left on his deal, does he not?

So you're either firing him or extending him.

So given the way the season went, what's more likely at that point?

And Johnny, I get the sentiment behind doing the meetings and trying to get all the information.

When a season has gone as bad as this one has been, and all these question marks as far as who's going to be here next year are up in the air, don't you think there's an element to some meetings, there could be a little bit of throwing people under the bus and that kind of thing.

Does it not get a little catty at that point, given everything that's happened this year?