Yeah Price was crazy, Tulo was decent, but the one who actually had a big impact that not many remember is Ben Revere. Once Gibby finally budged and put him lead off he was an automatic threat on the bases and he really got into pitchers heads, which then gave guys like Bautista, Donaldson, EE, better opportunities at the plate because pitchers were worried with Revere on base. I want to see Berrios a few more times, but I feel he should be labeled as the Jays #1 in the rotation, hence why I would like to see a couple more starts before jumping the gun on him being #1 though.