I think the Jays are better off long term if they try and sell off a few players now.  If the message to the fans is "everyone picked the same year to have an off-year and so next year will be better", that's a dicey call based on the age of the players and their performance. With the exception of Mike Trout and one or two others, the Angels are stuck in the same boat, with lots of players well into their 30s like Albert Pujols.  

Things are going to pick up in the trade market: the Nationals already trying to address their closer by committee problems, Cubs acquired a starter, Houston needs a starter, Milwaukee at least a starter, the Dodgers, despite their 29-4 run and the smug arrogance of some fans, taking shots at Don Mattingly and Bumgarner, they need a left handed reliever badly, and likely a starter, Arizona a starter, and so on. 

Put Happ out there, take some offers on Donaldson, see what you can get while the getting is maybe good. Orioles are reportedly selling.