^That's what I'm saying. He won't win. I can think of at least 4 or 5 guys who deserve it ahead of Romero. What I'm syaing is I think he's proving that he'll probably win one at some point in his career, and although he wont' win this year, he's proving he's a top pitcher in the AL.
The one thing that's good about the Jays is our pitching. It's more than Halladay too. Brett Cecil is just 22 and he's 5-1, Romero, as mentioned, is 24, and is 10-4, Mark Rzepchynzky is 22 and is 2-1 (lots of no decisions), and we have a ton of prospects.
I at least can look forward to next year. In past years, it was always no offense, and great pitching. This year, we finally have Aaron Hill going good, and becoming a superstar. Adam Lind has 24 home runs or whatever it is, and is becoming a superstar, at only 25. Snider was sent down, but at only 21, he should be good next year, and the offense shoudl continue next year. This year, it was pitching injured that were the problem. If Lind, Hill, Snider, Rios, and Wells all hit to their potential next year, like they have (except Wells) this year, with a healthy Marcum and McGowan pitching, after missing all this year, alongside Cecil, Romero, and possibly Halladay, next year should be pretty good. Better than this year, hopefully.