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Thomas was off to his usual slow start, Jays benched him and Frank got vocal. Thomas has always been a vocal guy and I feel he's partly right, that he'd turn it around but at the same time, he has to remember he plays for the Jays, they don't play for him. Because he was negative the Jays made the decision to release him, which I'm ok with.
What bothers me is the Jays have now moved Glaus and Thomas from the offense and they've replaced it with no one else that puts concern in the mind of a pitcher. Maybe they'll pick up Sosa or something.
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