You hate to say they’re “stuck with” Straw, but he’s part of the organization now, along with the near-$12 million he is still owed by the Blue Jays. Before we dive into where he fits on ...

and fits more as a playmaker and a defensive-minded outfielder – something the club has found over the past few years. Through seven seasons and 562 games, Straw has slashed .244/.316/.

FILE - Cleveland Guardians' Myles Straw catches a fly ball during the ninth inning of a baseball game against ... up in September and he went 1 for 4 over seven games.