Hey inside-people-who-have-access-to-private-information, I respect your decisions to release information that is supposed to be secret, as long as it doesn't compromise the team in any way *cough* Ricciardi *cough*. You know, it's good for the media and it's entertaining for us fans and stuff. Especially when we're waiting for interesting front-office type news to think about. But really, when the information is just plainly false... why?
This is different from writers speculating on who the prospects involved in the Halladay blockbuster may have been. This was a bunch of supposedly reliable news sources releasing what turned out to be a non-signing as official news and placing Castro on the list of players on the Jays' roster. Mike Wilner
somehow figured out the truth amid the madness (as mad as news about 1 year contract for a backup catcher can be). No wonder bluejays.com never released any news on the Castro thing although my previous post is now contaminated by a falsehood. Darn. Good thing I disclaimered it and whatnot. You can never be too safe these days. No... you can never trust anyone these days. No... you can never trust anyone with anything safe - I don't know. Just please stop leaking things that aren't true.
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