Daniel Labude

Orelvis broke the statcast lol

Orelvis!!!!!

He probably could. I dont see them doing much outside of 1B/3B until he gets to AAA

More of why I like Rainer so much lol

Rainer!!! 114 MPH walkoff off the wall

Rainer 107.4 MPH lineout Palmegiani 102.1 MPH flyout

Probably will take him out of the WBC

From stats and watching So 5 sites I just looked at have Barger 2, 2, 4, 4, 4, 6. So avg just better than 4th. I'm actually a little lower than that. His swing to me is more of a Bo Bichette violent swing and Biggio's overly high launch angle and upper cut. Should be a great low ball hitter, but seems he could be bad in the upper part of the zone. That hole and possible platoon risk have me down at 4 for him. I think he becomes more of a full utility type of bat, but 2B could be his down the line. More of a needing to show more confirmation of the changes he made and that he can do it vs good pitchig consistently. I really didnt like his AZ Fall league numbers, but SSS. The big shift is whether he keeps his K% under 30% or goes back up over 30% With Palmegiani, this is part of what I have in his writeup Damiano was an above average player at A Ball (141 wRC+) and A+ (116 wRC+) as a 22 year old. Damanio paired good exit velocities (87.4 avg and 109.2 max) at Dunedin with great launch angles (18 degrees) to help produce his home runs. The drop off between A and A+ production was fueled by an abnormally low BABIP (0.239) given the rest of his metrics remained relatively the same including his BB%, K%, LD%, GB%, FB%, and hits to pull, center, and oppo Pretty much everything was the same between A and A+ except the BABIP, which I think is more of a clear bad luck type scenario Just naturally if Palmegiani continues with the 10+ BB% and 20 K%, the ability to hit the ball hard and often should see his AVG come up I think the biggest difference I had from most was Rainer Nunez. Most have him unranked or sub 25th

Yes and no. I think he is Pearson at this point. Back end reliever most likely Actually age/level is a big factor. I think Rainer and Palmegiani are extremely undervalued compared to what they have done and what they can do. Toman has big potential and can move quickly up. Along with Santos, Macko, Doughty, Brown, and De Jesus I think. I think right now all have a lot of questions. Biggest thing I see with Toman is the difference between his LH swing and his RH swing. The RH one needs a lot of work I think. Love that he is a switch hitter though In fantasy I think its a fine line between age/level, actual numbers, underlying numbers, statcast, projection

Its my rankings on the Jays prospects from a fantasy centric viewpoint with writeups on the top 15. You don't have to read it if you don't want to

Rank Name 1 Ricky Tiedemann 2 Orelvis Martinez 3 Brandon Barriera 4 Addison Barger 5 Gabriel Martinez 6 Rainer Nunez 7 Damiano Palmegiani 8 Yosver Zulueta 9 Nate Pearson 10 Enmanuel Bonilla 11 Dahian Santos 12 Manuel Beltre 13 Tucker Toman 14 Adam Macko 15 Cade Doughty 16 Josh Kasevich 17 Spencer Horwitz 18 Dasan Brown 19 Alex De Jesus 20 Leo Jimenez 21 Estiven Machado 22 Sem Robberse 23 Eric Pardinho 24 Miguel Hiraldo 25 Adrian Pinto 26 Hagen Danner 27 Adrian Hernandez 28 T.J. Brock 29 Cristian Feliz 30 CJ Van Eyk 31 Yhoangel Aponte 32 Yeuni Munoz 33 Hayden Juenger 34 Irv Carter 35 Luis Meza 36 Rafael Ohashi 37 Robert Robertis 38 Nolan Perry 39 Chad Dallas 40 Kendry Rojas Top 15 writeups https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KRBWRfm2fYC_SsyeNrwtmf2Cn18ga7hxoTecnzwhe4A/edit?usp=drivesdk

No idea, I don't have baseball America

Stud prospects coming. Barger at 2B, Orelvis 3B, Rainer DH/1B in 2024/2025

Mlb TV has it I think for free

Vlad definitely didn't like that bat lol

Definitely confused on the term #2 SP. You traded for a replacement level SP in reality

They probably weren't resigning either after this next season, so with the field changes and impending loss of Teo and Gurriel they added an OF LHH that they control for 4 years while improving the BP and dealing from a depth position. Its 1 year of Gurriel and Moreno for 4 years of Varsho. Seems pretty damn good when we don't know what Moreno will look like for a full season

Big time Its going to be like a wave on the fence from foul pole to foul pole

Love this trade. LHH with power and speed that plays great defense in CF and can be a C. Gurriel is super overrated and approaching 30. Is the biggest hot/cold hitters and changed his swing and approach to be a singles/double hitter this past season. Losing Moreno sucks, rather have traded Jansen, but to add a hitter and fielder like Varsho it costs. In Varsho we get a Bo in the OF/C, but with better defense, better power, better speed, less average

Definitely insane, I'm not particularly a fan of Correa in general