It was the Marlins who'd good expectations in 2012 after signing Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle in the offseason. They did not come anywhere near those expectations, nevertheless. Today itas the Toronto Blue Jays who have bought Reyes and Buehrle, along side Josh Johnson, R.A. Dickey and Melky Cabrera and entered the 2013 year with tournament hopes. And such as the Marlins, theyare off to a disappointing start. To create matters worse, Reyes can miss three months by having an foot injury. Buehrle (7.31 ERA), Dickey (5.82 ERA) and Johnson (6.91 ERA) may be better than their inflated ERAs indicate due to each having one really terrible start (Buehrle has received two poor begins), but none of the three look like the No. 1 beginner theyave held it's place in yesteryear so far. Reyes was the hottest player in the Jaysa choice while newcomers Cabrera, Emilio Bonifacio and Maicer Izturis have struggled, Jose Bautista has missed a few games due to right back spasms and an ear illness and Edwin Encarnacion is down to a slow start. Theyare gifted enough to turn things around. But therefore were the Marlins, who really had a good run to obtain back into it last May before falling apart again in June. If they are able to not, the Jays might have among the prime beginning pitcher business chips in the marketplace if Johnsonas last start is any indication. The 29 year-old, who's within the last few year of a, $39 million contract, allowed only two earned runs over eight innings with two walks and ten strikeouts. He was among the top pitchers in the overall game before a shoulder injury shoved him out of action in 2011. Mall fielder Colby Rasmus (.879 OPS), who's under agreement through 2014, to start an area for Anthony Gose can also be a chance.
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