B.J. Ryan's career trajectory illustrates the risks and rewards of high-paying contracts in Major League Baseball, particularly related to key relief positions and injuries.
Ryan had a stellar performance in 2006 with 38 saves and an impressive 1.37 ERA, reinforcing the large investment made by the Blue Jays.
The unfortunate turn for Ryan began with Tommy John surgery in 2007, significantly impacting his performance and leading to the gradual decline of his career.
Jays' history demonstrates the pattern of unfulfilled potential with big contracts for closers, highlighting the challenges franchises face in roster management.
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