No they don’t and I know you understand why. That’s like saying the Royals have a 50% chance of beating the Braves on a given day because they either win or they don’t
It’s not a mockery it’s just being objective. The Jays have gotten players when they pay them the most money. So if they want to land Ohtani they will have to pay him 600M or whatever. It will be a shock if they 4x their largest investment ever on one player
Yes Toronto is clearly interested and can handle the financial commitment
But it takes two to tango
So many factors up against them that they would have to blow him out of the water
But every year we hear about how the Jays are “in” on the big boys lol
Right. What I meant was that it’s difficult or even impossible to improve the insult to injure outside the nature of the sport. Even though watching it some see it as pretty clear
The situation is bad beyond comprehension BUT when the video became mainstream the first reaction of a lot of people was that’s murder
Reputation of being a dirty player
Couple this with the family rightfully being pissed about the incident and probably putting pressure on authorities
I don’t know. Maybe I’m just talking in circles but this will be interesting to follow. Impossible to prove intent but way it all unfolded looks extremely unnatural
Someone explain why it’s good
Not everybody knows why vaa is beneficial to an org
I assume because it runs counter to the current way of pitching and allows for more ride on the fastball but I am just guessing
To some degree registrations are down because of the lingering effects of covid + kids would rather play fortnight. Sad but true
Also the landscape is much more diverse. Other options of sports to play, different demographics than 20 years ago
The perception is that corner infielders who slug .430 with 30% k rates don’t typically age well
In my opinion Chapman is the type of player who has declines hard and fast and I wouldn’t want to be holding that bag. Kinda like NFT’s