Going into the last week of July, the Toronto Blue Jays bullpen had posted very good numbers over the course of the season. They had the seventh best team ERA at 3.66, with a K/9 rate of 9.88 which ranked second in the league. Their 3.57 BB/9 rate was higher than any pitching coach would like, but it sat around the league average, with the Blue Jays ranked 15th in that category. Home runs had been an issue all year, with the bullpen allowing 45 long bombs, but again, it was league average by the time the end of July rolled around with the Blue Jays again ranking 15th in that category.
What options do the Blue Jays have to address their biggest concern - the bullpen
