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  1. Heh, I would too if I could.
  2. It’s all about the eyeballs. Having all the games on over 2 time slots make people choose 1 game over the other and limits overall viewership. Having 4 different slots brings overall # of eyeballs up.
  3. I’m not sold on Ryu at all, Kikuchi can be the long man in the scenario that one is needed still leaving 2 lefty relievers. Agree on Richards and Horwitz
  4. He could, but only if there’s an injury and the Jays would have to petition MLB to get it allowed since he is not on the 40 man roster
  5. The ring would be worth more than the pay check too.
  6. Parsons earning every cent of his 1 day of major league pay.
  7. Not sure what Belt was thinking there, without the bobble he was dead by 15 feet. He was safe, but, no challenges. Just move the game along
  8. Lol, why would I block you? Discourse is healthy, especially when you have so much to learn about baseball.
  9. If there was ever a game where we need the Angel Hernandez strike zone, it’s today
  10. It’s still not his place unless he knew Wakefield wanted it public. I doubt that was the case. Like I said earlier in the thread I get that Schilling probably had good intentions. Doesn’t mean what he did was okay
  11. Not agitated at all. Pointing out stupidity is a pretty normal thing these days
  12. Ignorance truly is bliss.
  13. Pointing out idiocy is not throwing a tantrum. If you like I can run the very simple math on how often an emergency catcher has been used in MLB in the past 17 seasons (it’s twice) vs catcher injuries over the same time frame to compare which is more likely to happen. Here’s a hint on the catcher injuries, it’s a bit higher than 2. The problem here is you had a meandering thought go through your head, put it out there without really thinking about it, we’re rightfully called out for it being dumb, and now trying to defend it by attacking the person pointing it out instead of just acknowledging that you’re wrong. Take the L, take your teeth out and have a nap
  14. A little too well. But so much of this contact is beyond lucky. Flares and seeing eye grounders….even the hard contact came on pitches that weren’t bad.
  15. Translation “I’m old and I remember something that happened once in 1972 so the Jays would be wise to plan for that…” Just sit down, enjoy the game and stop typing nonsense like it’s some sage advice. It’s not.
  16. Lol wasn’t even a bad pitch in and off the plate and still taken out …2nd Hr of the season for the kid….lol
  17. Parsons can’t throw anything near the plate
  18. Rays aren’t cooperating with the game plan
  19. Lol at dropping the age card. Makes your argument that much more irrelevant, albeit now it’s understandable why you’d be in favour of something so pointless.
  20. No doubt, it’s like the Jays just want to get the game over with as fast as possible, and so do the Rays but their balls just keep going through instead of going to gloves.
  21. Yeah because I guess it makes sense to put one of the most athletic players and best outfield defenders in baseball in a position much more prone to regular AND freak injuries because he might have to play there in 1 universe out of 100,000 in the next few weeks.
  22. yeah, and he’ll still get a ring when the Jays win the Series.
  23. Zero reason to take a risk of an injury with putting Varsho behind the plate.
  24. Richards threw over 30 pitches yesterday, he’s probably not available unless it’s an emergency
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