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I liked the way he let it fall into his mitt, where he then proceeded to squeeze his fist, subsequently trapping the ball inside of the webbing of the glove for the final out of the inning. Pretty incredible play.

Christian Arroyo just got his first ML hit, and off of Kershaw of all pitchers.

This all clearly happened because of the legendary impact of Cody Bellinger, or maybe the legendary impact of the Bellinger GDT.

It has now. That play happened just as I was about to turn my attention to the Dodgers game.

So glad that happened before 10:15.

This is just comical at this point. I really wish I'd been able to grab him in one of the board leagues.

Dodgers HD stream: http://www.mlbstream.me/469913/6/san-francisco-giants-vs-los-angeles-dodgers-live-stream-online.html

I guess there's an actual game being played, so here's the relevant information (even though we're all just here for Cody Bellinger, let's be honest): http://i.imgur.com/mTDqjtM.jpg

You're being a real crepehanger right now.

Written today by Jeffrey Paternostro of BP: Scouting Report: Bellinger profiles as your classic three-true-outcome slugger, but he’s no hulking Thome or Dunn. He’s tall and lean, but an excellent athlete who profiles as a gold glove caliber defender at first and also has enough arm to play right field. A center field assignment might be ambitious at the major league level, but as a once a week guy, he won’t kill you there. The bat will carry even a first base assignment though as Bellinger has plus-plus raw that comes from a leveraged swing with premium bat speed. Swing-and-miss has always come with this profile, and Bellinger is no exception. He’s made enough hard contact to make up for an approach that isn’t advanced as his minor league walk rate might imply, but major league arms might be able to find holes and exploit them. Better not miss your spot though. Bellinger is only 21, and could still add strength in coming years. That’s a scary thought, but there’s a reason he was comfortably on the top half of our 101 despite being a first base prospect. And no one will care if the hit tool his below-average if he is dumping thirty over the fence a season.

Even better. Maybe the numpties will stay the f*** out.

http://i.imgur.com/IOor1dp.png

I was just going to start a Bellinger GDT, but maybe this is a better idea.

Deadpool is right. Edit: Dammit, King!

This is 100% my plan.

On paper, it's really good. But that hasn't been the case so far this season (SSS). Bowman and Rosenthal have been pretty lights out, though.

Marco with a great AB.

http://i.imgur.com/Hn5EW4b.jpg

I sure did!

I'm conceding. This is such an inefficient debate to have. You guys win.

You guys have convinced me. I'm looking forward to seeing Mr. Michael Conforto in a Blue Jays uniform in the coming months, or maybe even next year's deadline!

I don't disagree with you at all, I just think it's already too late on Conforto. He's already established that he belongs in the major leagues and as an above average player. When/if it comes time to trade Donaldson, the Jays should be able to get a couple of guys that are Prospect Conforto, as well as some secondary and/or tertiary long-range bomb s***.

Benintendi was the game's consensus #1 prospect going into the season. Also, the White Sox wanted Benintendi over Moncada, but he was not made available by the Red Sox. http://nesn.com/2017/02/andrew-benintendi-reveals-how-close-he-came-to-being-traded-by-red-sox/

Must've changed his mind:

I've truly begun to ask myself that very question in the last few games. It's a ghastly lineup day in and day out. It wouldn't even be hard to bring in some available guys that are marked improvements over some of the options the Jays are using right meow.