No question marks surround Blue Jays starting rotation

DUNEDIN, FLA. -

After he had completed his daily stroll from the dugout to the right field corner on Saturday afternoon, a route that allows him to veer away from autograph seekers along the baseline and head for the clutch of reporters waiting in front of the outfield fence, John Gibbons was asked what he hopes to see out of his starting pitchers at this time of the spring.

His answer, essentially: pitches.

Marco Estrada and Aaron Sanchez both threw on the weekend; each gave up a couple of runs in a couple of innings. And no one particularly cares. The Toronto rotation is as set as it has ever been before mid-March, and so Gibbons has five starters who are simply just trying to get themselves…