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Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna. (Photo: Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images) 75 games, 89 days of pay, $2,536,022. That’s how much former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna lost after he was arrested in May on suspicion of assaulting a woman. And these figures, and the consequences to Osuna’s career, came up again and again in the coverage of the charge, his subsequent suspension and his trade this week to the Houston Astros. “Assault Case Could Cost Roberto Osuna The Season, And His Legal Issues Don’t End There,” read a  headline  in May just days after Osuna was arrested. Elsewhere, his talent was highlighted, with reminders that he was an all-star last year and had a 3.38 ERA. On a post-game panel earlier this week, a pundit mused that the “incident” was unfortunate because it meant the Jays received less in exchange for trading him than they otherwise might have for a player of Osuna’s talent. Astros GM Jeff Luhnow, meanwhile, said he believed that Osuna ...