Jameson Taillon is still throwing strikes at roughly the same rate he always has. Yet the Chicago Cubs chose to leave him off their roster, and the Toronto Blue Jays inherited a starter being punished with a level of ferocity unlike anything he's dealt with before. Taillon hasn't lost life on his pitches. He's lost the element of surprise, and for a command-oriented pitcher, that loss of uncertainty can turn precision into a liability. Also read on Blue Jays Insider :Trey Yesavage provides surgery update to Blue Jays fans