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Yardbarker · Nov 28, 2015

The Toronto Blue Jays overpaid J.A. Happ

Pitcher J.A. Happ is headed back to Toronto with a three-year deal.Every offseason there are a few signings that don’t quite make sense. Last season, it was the New York Mets signing Michael Cuddyer to a two-year, $24 million contract in early November.

The Toronto Blue Jays signed J.A. Happ for three years and $36 million and became an early candidate for the most confusing signing of the offseason. Happ played for the Jays from 2013-14, before being traded for Michael Saunders last offseason.

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