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Cliff Lee is so good

Cliff Lee is so good. We're f***ed

Kluber isnt 100% and Yan Gomes doesnt know how to play béisbol

Arturo J. Marcano Edwin Encarnación told Roberto Osuna to use the little hesitation style once in a while to disrupt the hitters rhythm..

Tellez is a f***ing monster. I saw him yesterday. Nice guy

He's our own Rafael Devers

No more Kluber, Carrasco or or Salazar Just win tomorrow

I hate Trevor Bauer

Miller is good as hell

Francona Indians Theo Epstein Cubs Dave Roberts Dodgers Boston won WS and f*** the Bambino curse

Cmon Jose

Smoak extension

Cmon Tito

Wait 3 strikes, Smoak

Please Smoak.... Hit the ball

This team is annoying

What a blast by Frank Francisco

Josh is good

theScore (@thescore) • Instagram video WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 8,256 likes, 668 comments - thescore on October 14, 2016: "Live look at Jays and Indians before Game 1 of the ALCS 👀😅 #MLB #ALCS #OurMoment #RallyTogether".

Brandon Wile Oct 12, 2016 10:52 PM Edwin Encarnacion's career-year appears to have convinced the Toronto Blue Jays front office that he belongs in their plans moving forward. The Blue Jays reportedly intend to make a long-term offer to Encarnacion, according to Jon Heyman of Today's Knuckleball, who notes they plan to extend both Encarnacion and Jose Bautista a qualifying offer. Encarnacion is coming off a monster season in which he hit .263/.357/.529 with 42 home runs, 34 doubles, and 127 RBIs in 160 games. The 33-year-old has established himself as one of the most consistent and feared bats in the majors over the last five seasons, averaging 39 home runs and 110 RBIs. After spending the last eight seasons in Toronto, Encarnacion has expressed a strong desire to remain in the organization, but he did tell the club that he would not hold any contract negotiations during the season. According to Heyman, the Blue Jays offered Encarnacion a two-year deal in the spring that included two option years and adds that while Toronto's offer will be competitive, it's not expected to blow him away and it isn't a guarantee that they won't be outbid. Along with Bautista, Encarnacion is one of the top bats set to hit the market in a rather weak free-agent class that could also include Yoenis Cespedes and Josh Reddick.

Alex was good when traded for Estrada.

Tellez could play just one month with Estrellas Orientales. Serra told "I don't know if the kid want to play"

DWL start octuber 20

lol Smoak deal