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  1. Jimcanuck
    Williams: Age 22 - 221 wRC+ Age 23 - 209 wRC+ Age 24 - WWII Age 25 - WWII Age 26 - WWII Age 27 - 215 wRC+ Age 28 - 207 wRC+ Age 33 - 12 PA (Korean War) Age 34 - 110 PA (Korean War) Without the war interruptions, he would be #1 in career WAR.
  2. Jimcanuck
    You said Grichuk is better than Ruth, which is absurd. FYI, Ruth was a phenomenal athlete. Best hitter all time atm is between Ruth, Williams, and Bonds.
  3. Jimcanuck
    Seems about right.
  4. Jimcanuck
    Expos in the strike shortened season. Damn, that was a good team.
  5. Jimcanuck
    wat
  6. Jimcanuck
    Nats lineup, often no reason to be anywhere near the zone with Soto at the plate
  7. Jimcanuck
    Rivera has an extensive history of f*** ups. I miss Butterfield
  8. Jimcanuck
    lot of bad vibes right now
  9. Jimcanuck
    Grich you idiot!
  10. Jimcanuck
    Lucky asses we are
  11. Jimcanuck
    Jays have one of the best young cores in the league. That alone should keep the team good for the next several years, and as long as Shatkins keeps the prospect pipeline primed and player development investments, it will continue. There will be other years where the Jays luck into a couple of FA that deliver a huge return and have a Manoah type come up mid season. In other words, I don't think 2021 is a one off.
  12. Jimcanuck
    Steal of the draft
  13. Jimcanuck
    You got it. Highly rated pitching prospects go down in flames all the time. We might never see Forrest Whitley in MLB. Bieber was an unknown a few short years ago. So no one should particularly care that the Jays have few "known" pitching prospects. Pitching prospect rankings and actual outcomes are poorly correlated.
  14. Jimcanuck
    BTS, you know what to do.
  15. Jimcanuck
    "reliable reliever" is an oxymoron, except for freaks like Hader and a few others
  16. Jimcanuck
    TINSTAAPP Having said that, the Jays have done a good job filling the system with lower prospect tiered interesting arms. Good pitchers come out of "nowhere" all the time. Pitchers can be molded and pitches can be designed. A lot different kettle of fish than hitters.
  17. Jimcanuck
    To be clear, there is no conspiracy. No evidence of that whatsoever. Anyone that thinks there is, is a dumb freedumb crackpot. The fact of the matter is, the umpires have subconscious bias against that foreign team, the Blue Jays.
  18. Jimcanuck
    Hindsight is 20/20, they had no idea how the season would play out FO is working on a long window of contention vs. a short one. It's proper.
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    Usually if a position prospect is elite defensively, the low risk label is assigned, or if a pitcher has a quality arsenal with good control/command, low risk is assigned. I wasn't aware of Volpe being ellite defensively, Peraza is better defensively within the Yanks org and is medium risk despite between 1 yr older and two levels higher. Low risk for Volpe is a ???
  21. Jimcanuck
    You are mixing up principle with quantum.
  22. Jimcanuck
    Whew! That was a good pitch to hit too
  23. Jimcanuck
    hahaha, joe f***ing west
  24. Jimcanuck
    He's a pussy
  25. Jimcanuck
    Both those pitches hit the zone
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