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Hi sports fans,

We've re-designed and re-launched our website, MiltonSearch.com and I just thought I'd bring your attention to an article we just posted today re:Cito's last game in Toronto.

If you have a chance, check it out and feel free to chime in either on the website or here in the thread. What are your thoughts on Cito's career/legacy in Toronto?

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I've always loved Cito even when the Jays were going through tough times and the media was killing him.

It was funny when he got ejected yesterday, people were on their feet clapping for him, haha.

He'll be missed.

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What is the difference between ignorance and apathy? I don't know and I don't care.

Cito will forever be associated with the glory days of the world series championships. He always comes across as being totally 'zen' for want of a better term.

I'll miss you Cito. It's going to be hard to replace him... anybody have any names? I've heard Ernie Whitt thrown around. Or maybe someone from those glory days- Joe Carter? Robbie Alomar has been actively campaginig for a job with the organization, but I don't think he'd be a good manager- a first base coach maybe.

Cito will definitely be missed.

He will always been synonymous with the jays glory days