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Even if guys like Cole, Strasburg, and Rendon aren't in play, there are a bunch of second-tier guys that a team in this market should be ashamed to not be able to afford: Grandal (if Jansen continues to hit half as well as Ryan Goins) Gennett Kendrick Moustakas JD Martinez Ozuna Edwin MadBum Gibson Hamels Hill Porcello Roark Odorizzi Ryu Wheeler Wood Betances I don't think it will (or should be) another offseason of Freddy Galvises and Clayton Richardses.
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The Yankees offense is unrelenting
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There were a lot of mid-range deals to be had in the market last year for teams willing to spend a bit: Michael Brantley Avisail Garcia Jesse Chavez Nelson Cruz Charlie Morton Mike Moustakas Josh Donalson Eduardo Escobar Yasmani Grandal Marwin Gonzalez Lance Lynn Jonathan Schoop All of these guys are providing surplus value on FA deals, and several on pace for 4+ win seasons on cheap 1-year deals. And I'm probably missing a bunch. There's no reason why this team shouldn't be aggressive in free agency this offseason.
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Lourdes Gurriel has a 144 wC+. The fact that he seems like a capable LF defender has also been a very welcome development.
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lol @ Cashman pretending that he wouldn't trade ginger Domingo Santana for Stroman
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I'm hoping TB works out a long-term contract with him, because if they don't we probably don't see him in the majors until mid-April of 2021. He's probably good enough to contribute next year at 19.
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Yeah. Career high of 57 points while playing through the highest scoring era in hockey history. Might as well induct the John Maddens and Rob Niedermayer's of the world.
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Sergei Zubov and Guy Carbonneau seem like unworthy HOF inductees.
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It's very, very clearly a joke.
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The latter
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Dinger and Boxy 2021 pick swap?
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Reading through dozens of Boxy posts consecutively trying to find the pick swap details was a wild ride. It felt a lot like I felt reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: intrigue, confusion, disgust, humour, and pity, among other things.
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He wasn't. Boxy traded him to Dinger for the waiver 4.
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Found the answer. And in doing so I was reminded that Dinger snagged Felipe Vazquez for the 4th overall waiver pick before the season.
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TBH I've always like Krylian because he's long been the only poster left who still gets mad when I troll the leafs in the NHL thread.
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GDT: Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees
BTS replied to Daniel Labude's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
6 more days, friend. -
GDT: Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees
BTS replied to Daniel Labude's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
I've only banned you once, for one day, for posting personal information about another poster. But here, have a week. Now you have something to complain about. -
I don't remember. Boxy?
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Ray + waiver 3 to abom for waiver 2. Also, I believe waiver picks need to be reset on the sheet.
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GDT: Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees
BTS replied to Daniel Labude's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
"Fuuuuuuuck" -
Not enough love for Mike Carp
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If you've checked his FG page and still feel that way, I'm sure a deal is still fine.
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Pick 70 available for a 2020 3rd, and pick 90 for a 2020 4th.
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I'm cutting Corey Ray, Edwin Rios, and Chad Spanberger and going into the draft with 9 prospects. It can be processed on the sheet.
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Yeah, I don't think he gets in if he retires today. As you say, the counting stats aren't there and he's had no team success. It's purely a WAR/wRC+ case. There's probably 3 paths to him getting in: - another monster season - being consistently productive, but not elite, through the end of his contract - contributing meaningfully to a Reds championship He's still about 10 fWAR away from guys like Gwynn, Edgar, Raines, and Molitor.
