Top 5 Things That Have Gone Right The Blue Jays Since This Day In 2010

We start off with one of the most recent moves that the club made in 2011, but it's a pretty damn important one in my books. The Blue Jays didn't exactly have a closer this time last year. Well, that's not totally true, I guess. We had Kevin Gregg, who was a) not good, and b) someone what wanted a multi-year deal. When the goggled walk-machine went off to the Orioles, the Blue Jays tried to alleviate the closer problem by acquiring a trio of former closers in Jon Rauch, Frank Francisco and Octavio Dotel. The on-field results, as you know, were...not desirable. Which is why the acquisition of Sergio Santos from the Chicago White Sox was such a key move as the Blue Jays move forward with a bullpen rebuild. The price -Nestor Molina - wasn't cheap, but in Santos, we now have someone who is in his prime (27), controllable, and who possesses a filthy repertoire. Closers are, by the nature of their position, pretty volatile, but Santos showed that he has the power stuff...