R. M. Blue Jays
Butterfield
Gibbons
Head Coach
Hitting Coach
Maternity
Mickey Brantley
Motherhood
Regina Canada
Whitt
from Regina, Canada writes: Gibbons is a lousy leader. Just read the cheap shot he takes while praising Butterfield as he moves Whitt to first base. I only wish Whitt were the head coach. I’ve had enough of Gibbons and his maternity top look as …

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