TORONTO — You can look at the seven-year, $131-million extension Jose Berrios agreed to with the Toronto Blue Jays this week in a couple of ways. From the team’s perspective, it’s outstanding. Berrios is durable, effective, dedicated. He hasn’t missed a start in four years. He pairs a put-away curveball with strong command of two fastballs and a changeup that neutralizes left-handed hitting. He’s detail-oriented, preaching the importance of routine, proper nutrition, a good night’s sleep. He’s a 27-year-old frontline starter the club was already positioned to pay $11-million next season — one they now have locked up for potentially six more beyond that at an annual average value of $20-million. Once both sides agreed to those terms, the club couldn’t get the contract in front of Berrios’ pen fast enough. But then there’s the player’s perspective. And for the same reasons this extension could be a substantial boon for the Blue Jays, it could be a relative bane for Berrios. Not tha...