Casey Janssen closes for the Toronto Blue Jays, the most hyped team in baseball.
He’s a fan of the most hyped team in another sport.
“Let’s just hope we don’t have the Laker drama this year,” the smiling Southern Californian said Wednesday morning.
“They’re too talented to be doing what they’re doing, but they’re starting to pick it up. They’re starting to gel. Hopefully we’re taking this time to gel and we’re ready to go when the season starts. They had a little mess at the beginning of the year.”
I saw no such messes Wednesday, while visiting the Blue...
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