I'm not sure if it was that one, could have been but I seemed pretty sober in that thread.
I burned ECJF pretty good in there though, but what can you expect when you choose to watch a channing Tatum movie over the jays, and proclaim that you're going to a wine tasting.....
*Edit*
Just bumped that thread yes it was that Game against the reds
I approve of this message. It reminds me of last year or maybe the year before when the Jays were down by like 9 runs or something early in the game and the fair weather fans were heading for the cliffs to fling themselves but the Jays came back and won and I launched a drunken f*** YOU thread to every one of those douchecanoes and told the to eat a bag of sweaty Dominican dicks....
Good times
I think a very simple rule tweak would make things much easier to stomach for fans.
It's simple. When a call is challeneged, the replay officials IGNORE what the call on the field was and simply review the play as to what the call should be. If its one of those plays where it could go either way, the offense gets the call to go their way.
Done
People like whining about a losing team far more than talking positive about winning team online.
Venting in relative anonymity is easier than being a cheerleader
It's tongue in cheek.
Jfl usually sends out emails for a DFS league on saturday nights but hasn't done so yet this week and has been oabsent from the board.
Relax, chances are pretty low that he's actually dead.
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/max-pentecost-a-jays-prospect-shoulders-multiple-surgeries/
Nice read on Pentecost. Also confirms he is going up to Dunedin as soon as his current injury has subsided
I don't think he's an extension candidate, so put me in the no column. Questionable health combined with bad D and he becomes rather blah.
QO him and hope he declines. If he does accept, you have a DH for 2017 and figure out somethng else for the outfield
What's the point of this discussion?
Whether you draft and develop players that end up on your major league team and you end up competing for a world series, or whether you use your drafted and developed players to trade for major league talent that fills your roster and you compete for a world series, what's the difference?
No team in baseball succeeds with 100% homegrown players, so why does the % of homegrown talent matter if the end result is a world series?
Maybe the warm and fuzzy feelings of drafting and developing make the world series win more meaningful?