Offseason Roster Thread 2025-26

[jmomcc]

6 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

This attempt would be after we miss out on bigger fish, right?

I think i see it something like bo, imai, okamoto plus a reliever. That would be a good offseason for me. 

You could run lineups like 

DH Springer

RF Barger 

1B Vlad

2B Bo

LF Santander 

C Kirk 

CF Varsho 

3B Okamoto

SS Gimenez/ Clement 

And then you know you will have injuries. That is a deep lineup: 

 

 

 

[Spanky__99]

1 hour ago, jmomcc said:

I think i see it something like bo, imai, okamoto plus a reliever. That would be a good offseason for me. 

You could run lineups like 

DH Springer

RF Barger 

1B Vlad

2B Bo

LF Santander 

C Kirk 

CF Varsho 

3B Okamoto

SS Gimenez/ Clement 

And then you know you will have injuries. That is a deep lineup: 

 

 

 

And that also brings the payroll to 300M+, lol. I think we should temper our expectations a bit. 😜

[jmomcc]

2 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

And that also brings the payroll to 300M+, lol. I think we should temper our expectations a bit. 😜

Bo, Imai and Okamoto would be about 70m more to payroll i'd say roughly? So, $40m more than last year. Not terrible. 

[Spanky__99]

1 hour ago, jmomcc said:

Bo, Imai and Okamoto would be about 70m more to payroll i'd say roughly? So, $40m more than last year. Not terrible. 

Estimated payroll is at 233M right now after Bieber opting in, thankfully. That's 70M without bringing in a reliever that you mentioned, it's well over the final CBT at 304M, they don't need Okamoto with Clement/Barger/Santander/Lukes et al on this roster.

[jmomcc]

13 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

Estimated payroll is at 233M right now after Bieber opting in, thankfully. That's 70M without bringing in a reliever that you mentioned, it's well over the final CBT at 304M, they don't need Okamoto with Clement/Barger/Santander/Lukes et al on this roster.

I see 226 on spotrac minus sandlin, so about 224. We were at 255 last year. I don't see 295 or so as that crazy. 

[Landry_25]

I keep seeing us being linked to Valdez, anyone worried? Good pitcher and all I guess but what a dickhead. Idk about okamoto being a good fit either. Hopefully we’ll see some top end reliever moves over the weekend to get the ball rolling here 

[Pendleton]

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25292078-ranking-all-30-mlb-teams-free-agent-destination-2025-26-offseason

 

Bleacher report ranks the 30 MLB teams as free agent destinations. The Jays are ranked at #3 behind the Dodgers and Mets 

[jaysblue]

1 hour ago, Pendleton said:

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25292078-ranking-all-30-mlb-teams-free-agent-destination-2025-26-offseason

 

Bleacher report ranks the 30 MLB teams as free agent destinations. The Jays are ranked at #3 behind the Dodgers and Mets 

Nice read. 

Amongst MLB players, there is always the allure to play for a team like the Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers or Cubs. You can likely throw the Mets in that group now as well, since they're spending money. 

Toronto after this season is definitely a top destination for free agents. Given the new upgrades at the Rogers Centre, the Postseason run they went on, the job ownership and the front office have done in creating the culture like they have, a lot of players now will consider Toronto. While the cost of living here is high, it's not as expensive as New York, Boston, LA or San Fran. Plus the USD goes a long way up here. As for weather, baseball is played during the spring/summer and fall, so its not like players live up her during the winter lol. The only awful month is April, but it's no different than weather in New York, Boston or Chicago at that time of year. 

Teams like Houston, Texas, and Arizona definitely have an advantage on low-cost of living and with income taxes. The teams in Florida also have that advantage, but the Rays and Marlins aren't really top destinations for free agents given their ballparks and payroll situation. 

[Spanky__99]

6 hours ago, jmomcc said:

I see 226 on spotrac minus sandlin, so about 224. We were at 255 last year. I don't see 295 or so as that crazy. 

I'm using Fangraphs payroll chart...

 

TORONTO BLUE JAYS PLAYER PAYROLL▼

Estimated 2026 Payroll:	$233M	Legend:	FREE AGENT	Club Option	Player Option	Mutual Option	Vesting Option
Estimated Final 2025 Payroll:	$258M	Estimated Value|Money Owed to Team

Players With Guaranteed Salaries▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	26.7	6.157	14 yr, $500M (2026-39)	$35,714,286	$40,214,286	$40,214,286	$39,214,286	$38,214,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286
George Springer	36.2	11.166	6 yr, $150M (2021-26)	$25,000,000	$24,166,667	FREE AGENT
Kevin Gausman	34.9	11.151	5 yr, $110M (2022-26)	$22,000,000	$23,000,000	FREE AGENT
Andrés Giménez	27.2	5.106	7 yr, $106.5M (2023-29), 2030 club option	$19,371,429	$15,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,000,000
José Berríos	31.5	9.044	7 yr, $131M (2022-28); can opt out after 2026	$18,714,286	$18,714,286	$24,714,286	$24,714,286	FREE AGENT
Shane Bieber	30.5	7.097	2 yr, $26M (2025-26)	$14,555,102	$16,000,000	FREE AGENT
Anthony Santander	31.1	7.162	5 yr, $92.5M (2025-29), 2030 club option; can opt out after 2027; can void by picking up option; deferrals lower AAV	$14,314,441	$21,000,000	$21,000,000	$14,750,000	$12,750,000	$15,000,000
Alejandro Kirk	27.0	5.047	5 yr, $58M (2026-30)	$11,600,000	$8,700,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	FREE AGENT
Jeff Hoffman	32.9	7.084	3 yr, $33M (2025-27)	$11,000,000	$12,666,667	$12,666,667	FREE AGENT
Myles Straw	31.1	5.125	5 yr, $25M (2022-26), 2027-28 club options	$7,775,000	$7,400,000	$8,000,000	$8,500,000
Yimi García	35.2	10.149	2 yr, $15M (2025-26)	$7,500,000	$7,500,000	FREE AGENT
Yariel Rodríguez	28.7	2.000	5 yr, $32M (2024-27), 2028 player option; team has $10M club option if player option declined	$6,400,000	$7,000,000	$8,000,000	$6,000,000

Service time is updated through 2025. Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2026 are courtesy of MLBTradeRumors, which uses a model created by Matt Swartz.	Legend:	Estimated Arb

Players Eligible For Arbitration▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Daulton Varsho	29.4	5.128	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$9,700,000	FREE AGENT
Eric Lauer	30.5	5.091	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$4,400,000	FREE AGENT
Ernie Clement	29.7	3.168	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$4,300,000	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Tyler Heineman	34.4	3.066	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$1,000,000	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT

Notable Players Not Yet Eligible For Arbitration▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Bowden Francis	29.6	2.098	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Davis Schneider	26.8	2.029	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Louis Varland	27.9	1.163	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Brendon Little	29.3	1.135	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Addison Barger	26.0	1.103	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Nathan Lukes	31.3	1.145	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Braydon Fisher	25.3	0.145	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Trey Yesavage	22.3	0.014	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Estimated salaries for other pre-arbitration players					$14,040,000

Other Payments▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Myles Straw signing bonus	-$400,000
Andrés Giménez signing bonus	-$571,429	-$571,429	-$571,429	-$571,429
$ owed from CLE (Myles Straw trade)	-$1,000,000	-$1,750,000
$ due for potential buyout of Myles Straw		$1,750,000
$ due for potential buyout of Anthony Santander					$5,000,000
$ due for potential buyout of Andrés Giménez					$2,500,000
Estimated Payroll	$233,401,904	$141,920,238	$114,003,571	$86,289,285	$57,539,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286

Totals for estimated payrolls include potential buyouts and not option total

Other Payments (Luxury Tax)▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Shane Bieber AAV adjustment (credited for unpaid buyout, prorated to time with team)	-$1,268,816

Luxury Tax Payroll Estimate▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
AAVs for players with guaranteed contracts (does not include players no longer on 40-man roster)	$193,944,543	$117,114,441	$99,714,441	$81,000,156	$47,314,286	$35,714,286	$35,714,286
Salaries for players eligible for arbitration	$19,400,000
AAVs for players with guaranteed contracts no longer on the 40-man roster
Sum of Other Payments (does not include potential buyouts)	-$1,971,429	-$2,321,429	-$571,429	-$571,429
Sum of Other Payments (Luxury Tax Only)	-$1,268,816
Estimated salaries for players not yet eligible for arbitration and other players with non-guaranteed contracts	$14,040,000
Estimated salaries for 40-man roster players in minor leagues	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000
Estimated player benefits to be paid	$18,000,000	$18,500,000	$19,000,000	$19,500,000	$20,000,000	$20,500,000	$21,000,000
Payment into $50M pre-arbitration bonus pool	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667
Estimated Luxury Tax Payroll	$246,310,965	$137,459,679	$122,309,679	$104,095,394	$71,480,953	$60,380,953	$60,880,953

Totals for estimated luxury tax payrolls include potential buyouts and not option total

LUXURY TAX EXPLANATION AND OTHER PAYROLL NOTES

1. The luxury tax thresholds for 2026 are $244M, $264M, $284M, $304M, with increasingly sharp penalties for surpassing each threshold.

[jmomcc]

26 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

I'm using Fangraphs payroll chart...

 

TORONTO BLUE JAYS PLAYER PAYROLL▼

Estimated 2026 Payroll:	$233M	Legend:	FREE AGENT	Club Option	Player Option	Mutual Option	Vesting Option
Estimated Final 2025 Payroll:	$258M	Estimated Value|Money Owed to Team

Players With Guaranteed Salaries▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	26.7	6.157	14 yr, $500M (2026-39)	$35,714,286	$40,214,286	$40,214,286	$39,214,286	$38,214,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286
George Springer	36.2	11.166	6 yr, $150M (2021-26)	$25,000,000	$24,166,667	FREE AGENT
Kevin Gausman	34.9	11.151	5 yr, $110M (2022-26)	$22,000,000	$23,000,000	FREE AGENT
Andrés Giménez	27.2	5.106	7 yr, $106.5M (2023-29), 2030 club option	$19,371,429	$15,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,571,429	$23,000,000
José Berríos	31.5	9.044	7 yr, $131M (2022-28); can opt out after 2026	$18,714,286	$18,714,286	$24,714,286	$24,714,286	FREE AGENT
Shane Bieber	30.5	7.097	2 yr, $26M (2025-26)	$14,555,102	$16,000,000	FREE AGENT
Anthony Santander	31.1	7.162	5 yr, $92.5M (2025-29), 2030 club option; can opt out after 2027; can void by picking up option; deferrals lower AAV	$14,314,441	$21,000,000	$21,000,000	$14,750,000	$12,750,000	$15,000,000
Alejandro Kirk	27.0	5.047	5 yr, $58M (2026-30)	$11,600,000	$8,700,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	$12,325,000	FREE AGENT
Jeff Hoffman	32.9	7.084	3 yr, $33M (2025-27)	$11,000,000	$12,666,667	$12,666,667	FREE AGENT
Myles Straw	31.1	5.125	5 yr, $25M (2022-26), 2027-28 club options	$7,775,000	$7,400,000	$8,000,000	$8,500,000
Yimi García	35.2	10.149	2 yr, $15M (2025-26)	$7,500,000	$7,500,000	FREE AGENT
Yariel Rodríguez	28.7	2.000	5 yr, $32M (2024-27), 2028 player option; team has $10M club option if player option declined	$6,400,000	$7,000,000	$8,000,000	$6,000,000

Service time is updated through 2025. Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2026 are courtesy of MLBTradeRumors, which uses a model created by Matt Swartz.	Legend:	Estimated Arb

Players Eligible For Arbitration▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Daulton Varsho	29.4	5.128	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$9,700,000	FREE AGENT
Eric Lauer	30.5	5.091	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$4,400,000	FREE AGENT
Ernie Clement	29.7	3.168	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$4,300,000	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Tyler Heineman	34.4	3.066	1 yr, TBD (2026)		$1,000,000	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT

Notable Players Not Yet Eligible For Arbitration▼

Player	Age	Service Time	Contract	AAV	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Bowden Francis	29.6	2.098	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Davis Schneider	26.8	2.029	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Louis Varland	27.9	1.163	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Brendon Little	29.3	1.135	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Addison Barger	26.0	1.103	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Nathan Lukes	31.3	1.145	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Braydon Fisher	25.3	0.145	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	ARB 4	FREE AGENT
Trey Yesavage	22.3	0.014	1 yr, TBD (2026)		TBD	Pre-ARB	Pre-ARB	ARB 1	ARB 2	ARB 3	FREE AGENT
Estimated salaries for other pre-arbitration players					$14,040,000

Other Payments▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Myles Straw signing bonus	-$400,000
Andrés Giménez signing bonus	-$571,429	-$571,429	-$571,429	-$571,429
$ owed from CLE (Myles Straw trade)	-$1,000,000	-$1,750,000
$ due for potential buyout of Myles Straw		$1,750,000
$ due for potential buyout of Anthony Santander					$5,000,000
$ due for potential buyout of Andrés Giménez					$2,500,000
Estimated Payroll	$233,401,904	$141,920,238	$114,003,571	$86,289,285	$57,539,286	$37,714,286	$37,714,286

Totals for estimated payrolls include potential buyouts and not option total

Other Payments (Luxury Tax)▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Shane Bieber AAV adjustment (credited for unpaid buyout, prorated to time with team)	-$1,268,816

Luxury Tax Payroll Estimate▼

Description	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
AAVs for players with guaranteed contracts (does not include players no longer on 40-man roster)	$193,944,543	$117,114,441	$99,714,441	$81,000,156	$47,314,286	$35,714,286	$35,714,286
Salaries for players eligible for arbitration	$19,400,000
AAVs for players with guaranteed contracts no longer on the 40-man roster
Sum of Other Payments (does not include potential buyouts)	-$1,971,429	-$2,321,429	-$571,429	-$571,429
Sum of Other Payments (Luxury Tax Only)	-$1,268,816
Estimated salaries for players not yet eligible for arbitration and other players with non-guaranteed contracts	$14,040,000
Estimated salaries for 40-man roster players in minor leagues	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000	$2,500,000
Estimated player benefits to be paid	$18,000,000	$18,500,000	$19,000,000	$19,500,000	$20,000,000	$20,500,000	$21,000,000
Payment into $50M pre-arbitration bonus pool	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667	$1,666,667
Estimated Luxury Tax Payroll	$246,310,965	$137,459,679	$122,309,679	$104,095,394	$71,480,953	$60,380,953	$60,880,953

Totals for estimated luxury tax payrolls include potential buyouts and not option total

LUXURY TAX EXPLANATION AND OTHER PAYROLL NOTES

1. The luxury tax thresholds for 2026 are $244M, $264M, $284M, $304M, with increasingly sharp penalties for surpassing each threshold.

I wonder what the difference is. Their arb estimates are a tad lower than spotrac as well.

[gruber9292]

23 hours ago, max silver said:

Did you miss the first wave of talent that came up in 2019-2020? That included players like Vlad, Bo, Biggio, Gurriel, Kirk, Moreno etc. That's a massive pool of talent, but these players don't count for some reason.

Pitching development has been a real sore point, but Manoah and Yesavage both seem like solid MLB pitchers to me.

 

Ross didn't sign Vladdy for starters and Biggio sucked and still sucks. 

Saying that Manoah is a solid MLB pitcher is ludicrous. 

The best move Ross has made was hiring Pop. 

[jmomcc]

Biggio has about 6 career WAR. That's a good pick, 

[SeranthonySantander]

19 minutes ago, jmomcc said:

Biggio has about 6 career WAR. That's a good pick, 

Gotta be embarrassing being Craig.  Cavan is every HOF players worst fear.  

[Olerud363.354]

50 minutes ago, gruber9292 said:

The best move Ross has made was hiring Pop. 

Scored more runs in 2021 and 2022 (with respect to league average)

I was critical of Shapiro and Atkins in late 2023 when it looked like they were way behind the curve with respect to Baltimore and Tampa Bay.  2025 that has obviously changed.  Is it sustainable?  We will see.

Interesting to look at key players (by WAR) and how Atkins got them

Bichette, Kirk, Barger, Schneider, Yesivage - signed/drafted developed by Atkins

Guerrero - signed by AA, developed by Atkins team, signed long term by Atkins

Springer, Gaussman, Bassit, Hoffman, Santander - big ticket free agent signings.

Clement, Straw, Lukes, Lauer, Heineman - Free struggling minor league vet reclamation projects (I know Straw was kind of accidental but still fits that profile as he was in the minors all of 2024)

Varsho, Berrios, Giminez, Bieber - acquired for Atkins draft picks Morena/Martin/Horwitz

Probably forgetting a few people and bullpen pieces

 

[Olerud363.354]

17 minutes ago, SeranthonySantander said:

Gotta be embarrassing being Craig.  Cavan is every HOF players worst fear.  

Rather have had Cavan on the team then IKF I think.  Just the story.  Legacy trio wins world series

1.  Vlad Guerrero greatest playoffs ever

2. Bo Bichette inspirational comeback and big World Series hits on one knee

3. Cavan Biggio - hits .100 and scores winning run with 80th percentile sprint speed and max use of sliding glove

Craig would be proud for sure.    

[SeranthonySantander]

5 minutes ago, Olerud363.354 said:

Rather have had Cavan on the team then IKF I think.  Just the story.  Legacy trio wins world series

1.  Vlad Guerrero greatest playoffs ever

2. Bo Bichette inspirational comeback and big World Series hits on one knee

3. Cavan Biggio - hits .100 and scores winning run with 80th percentile sprint speed and max use of sliding glove

Craig would be proud for sure.    

Yea it would have been cool considering their dads never won a WS.  Dalton Varshos dad too, but he wasn't good.

[Jonn]

11 hours ago, jmomcc said:

I'm definitely keeping Jimenez. I think he is like a 2.5 WAR player. Its worth keeping. 

He’s good defensively but not much with the bat. But he effectively is replacing IKF so I guess I don’t care that much.

[jmomcc]

11 minutes ago, Jonn said:

He’s good defensively but not much with the bat. But he effectively is replacing IKF so I guess I don’t care that much.

I think the key for him is for his eye that he has shown at triple A to translate to the bigs. Looking at his at bats it seems like he has a good judgement of the strike zone, but it hasn't really translated yet. 

[Olerud363.354]

12 minutes ago, Jonn said:

He’s good defensively but not much with the bat. But he effectively is replacing IKF so I guess I don’t care that much.

He has an almost .400 minor league on base percentage.  The projection systems don't seem to like him that much, but still project him as better hitter than IKF.   Projected for a .320 on base in the majors. 

Just eyeballing the projections they have him at 1/2 a win better than IKF in limited time. 

[Spanky__99]

1 hour ago, gruber9292 said:

Ross didn't sign Vladdy for starters and Biggio sucked and still sucks. 

Saying that Manoah is a solid MLB pitcher is ludicrous. 

The best move Ross has made was hiring Pop. 

[Jonn]

11 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

I think gruber is just a full blown troll account at this point. I don't believe anyone can actually be as stupid as him and genuinely care about the team to post on a message board about.

[Abomination]

12 hours ago, Spanky__99 said:

This attempt would be after we miss out on bigger fish, right? Like Bo or Belli... I don't think Tucker's worth 10/400M that money makes me uneasy.

He seems to be worth pretty close to that, at least on the front half of the contract. He's put up 4.2 WAR or higher for 5 straight years (including his half year in 2024). Fangraphs pegs that at 39.4, 38.9, 39.3, 33.7, 36. I'd be more concerned about his durability as he ages. Regardless, he's probably not in the budget unless we can't resign Bo.

[Spanky__99]

1 hour ago, Abomination said:

He seems to be worth pretty close to that, at least on the front half of the contract. He's put up 4.2 WAR or higher for 5 straight years (including his half year in 2024). Fangraphs pegs that at 39.4, 38.9, 39.3, 33.7, 36. I'd be more concerned about his durability as he ages. Regardless, he's probably not in the budget unless we can't resign Bo.

He doesn't deserve Judge money, imo is all. The 2nd half of that contract is what makes me uneasy. Pay Bo and a stud reliever for that AAV he'll get, I'm comfortably in no thanks at that term.

[G-Snarls]

So Sandlin got outrighted 

Maybe has not accepted a minor league assignment after all?

We probably lose him I guess 

[Spanky__99]

3 minutes ago, G-Snarls said:

So Sandlin got outrighted 

Maybe has not accepted a minor league assignment after all?

We probably lose him I guess 

He'll opt for FA.

 

[G-Snarls]

34 minutes ago, Spanky__99 said:

He'll opt for FA.

 

Yeah 

Someone will probably give him a 1 year major league deal

[Spanky__99]

38 minutes ago, G-Snarls said:

Yeah 

Someone will probably give him a 1 year major league deal

2nd year Arb, he'll get like 2.5M.

[bronson44]

Sign Tucker. Empty the farm and trade for Ketel Marte and Joe Ryan. Stack the bullpen so they ain't scoring after 6.The World Series will be easy to make.

[SeranthonySantander]

41 minutes ago, bronson44 said:

Sign Tucker. Empty the farm and trade for Ketel Marte and Joe Ryan. Stack the bullpen so they ain't scoring after 6.The World Series will be easy to make.

Must suck to be Mets fans because they have the one owner who really doesn’t care about the money.  But it just doesn’t work out for them.

Anyway I hope we do whatever Cohen is doing 

Though I think Ketel is fine we need to trade for Judge too.  He could be the pop our team needs.  Good clubhouse guy too, which is more important than a few 10 WAR seasons.

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Today, Jay weeps!