was/is, but like all metrics, they are imperfect and should be taken with multiple grains of salt. Still, when using fWAR, you could argue that Beltran has been the best centerfielder of his generation. He may not have the enormous peak of Andruw Jones or the health record of Jim Edmonds, but Beltran has remained a consistently excellent player for a long, long time. *- Seriously, you guys, Barry Bonds hasn't played in five years and he's still fourth on that list. And the rest: In case you haven't heard, the Blue Jays are embroiled in a rather unfathomable streak of bad luck. In the last four days, three-fifths of their rotation have succumbed to injury [ Christina Kahrl, ESPN SweetSpot Blog ]. Last night, Drew Hutchison, who has been a sheer revelation as a 21-year-old with only a handful of starts above A-ball to his name, went down after only nine pitches (yes, the same amount that Brandon Morrow pitched before leaving his start with an oblique injury) with a UCL strain in his elbow [ Andrew Stoeten, DJF ]. The Jays will shut him down for a few weeks before re-evaluating. Anytime the UCL is mentioned, Tommy John's surgery is a risk. Toronto has called up Robert Coello to take Hutchison's roster spot, but it's expected that Carlos Villanueva will take his spot in the rotation. Kyle Drabek, meanwhile, had a further MRI on his ailing elbow and a tear was discovered. It's expected that he'll have to