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I'd love to get Arroyo in that scenario.

But the FO are rebuilding the Jays. It might just appear that they are not. They already have a top 10 farm since Shatkins took over, which should begin to bear fruit this season. The idea is to keep and develop their prospects for more sustainability, as opposed to going all-in at the first opportunity and subsequently mortgaging the future. There is currently talent at every level of the minor leagues for the first time in a long time.

I can't take it any longer; iso ball is horribly inefficient. Casey needs to go.

Why does DeMar insist on taking so many low percentage shots game in and game out? It's beyond frustrating.

Well, be sure you're monitoring this Twitter account for the latest breaking and most accurate news regarding the Otani posting:

Reports: Japanese star Shohei Otani to be made available to MLB http://es.pn/2zqPDzd

It's like nobody in baseball realizes Mike Trout put up 7 WAR while missing virtually a third of the season.

Once you gain a reputation, it's hard to shake it.

Seattle should covet Jay Bruce pretty aggressively. He's an ideal Mariner. No-defense/1B-only type with mad power and questionable contact abilities? Pick 'im up!

So what do you guys do in your spare time? I'm such a nerd.

Whoa.

It took a little bit to process this information, but this news cuts me deep. Halladay was easily my favourite player to watch - hell, he was probably every Jays fan's favourite to watch in the 00s. He was a full-on legend in his time, with 67 career complete games during the era of pitch counts, relief specialists, and more defined and employed reliever roles. He produced just shy of 50 WAR in 2,046 IP for the Jays, and finished 38th on the all-time WAR list for pitchers. We were all so proud he was a Blue Jay, especially considering that he was on some pretty bad teams during his tenure in Toronto. Somehow, Doc never wavered in his tenacity and competitiveness, nor did he ever cause a stir with the media or a rift in the clubhouse - he was a true professional from day one until the moment he left Toronto, and eventually retired. Doc brought an abundance of awe and excitement to the fans of the Blue Jays and of baseball every time he stepped on that mound. I don't know about you guys, but I always expected the Jays to win every single one of Doc's starts, and I'll be damned if it didn't seem like he always gave them a solid opportunity to make good on those lofty expectations each and every time. It's my understanding that, as a person, Doc was truly modest, humble and kind down to his very core - such rare traits for a world-class athlete. He seemingly never turned down a fan for an autograph or a picture, though I personally never had the opportunity to meet him myself. It pains me to be writing this today - he was only 40. The world lost a great one today. He will be dearly missed. May you rest in peace, Doc.

It's never been done that way in this league or any of the other current dynasty leagues, so we probably shouldn't change it now. It would make sense to rule on this starting for next offseason, though.

It belongs to me: http://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/threads/5904-Bringer-of-Rain-Elite-Dynasty-bjmbleagues-com?p=1191595&viewfull=1#post1191595

They won lol.

Greg Millen has to be the worst commentator I have ever heard for any professional sport. Like, f***. How has he held a steady broadcasting job for the last twenty years?

^ That is amazing.

This is a great example of how little a manager's decisions factor into the outcome of a game, as the series has been about as close as can be.

You might as well give it a go. https://www.sbgglobal.eu/

You ever used SBG Global?

[TABLE] [TR] [TD=class: chat_time, bgcolor: #CECECE]12:53[/TD] [TD=class: chat_desc]Mike: Blue Jays fan here. Thoughts on if either/both of Guerrero or Bichette touch the majors next year? [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [TABLE] [TR] [TD=class: chat_time, bgcolor: #CECECE]12:53[/TD] [TD=class: chat_desc]Eric A Longenhagen: Vlad, yes. [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Everybody FAP, and fap HARD.

I could maybe move Bour.

I read this as breastmodel. I need sleep.

Seven!

Lol ohh Buck. Vasgersian was asking you to comment on THIS slide, not the Utley one from yesteryear.