It seems that bullpen arms have become more of a journeymen type pitcher, and rarely perform for a while for the teams that drafted them. In the Blue Jays history, they have managed to develop a couple solid closers, converted some starters into relievers, and just had some straight up middle relief arms.
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#5 Aaron Loup
Would it shock you if you I told that the bullpen pitcher with one of the Blue Jays best career ERAs for a player that was drafted by the team was Aaron Loup?