HERPDERP

Either I'm bad at keeping track of my money, or the Blue Jays ticket office f***ed up. Today I looked at my statement and I noticed a $1800 refund on my credit card from TM Blue Jays. I had absolutely no clue why that would be there so I called in, and they told me that it was a refund for 2015 post season tickets that were never played. I thought you don't get charged those games until a week before they are played! Currently looking throughout my payment history to see if I in fact totally forgot to account for the $1800.

is he worth it though. The guy's value is primarily in base running and defense, and we all know how finicky defense is.

another one of your 'no s***' tweets

ftfy

it's funny, Olerud seems like a really quiet and chill dude, but out of all top Jays franchise players, he's probably the biggest douche of all of them

eeeh wasn't Alomar hated by the time he left?

3 years 16m anyone?

The agency is Wasserman..they also have Trumbo on the list

make sure you add https://twitter.com/DfineNrmLC to your follows I'm guessing he knows the agent

if Morales stays as the DH, then I'm fine

relevant

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/images/players/head_shot/450314.jpg

his brother is 32.

my biggest take from that is...there's gonna be another Ryan Zimmerman?! :/

Just treat it as if he were a FA. no arbitration afaik

Gurriel or Kawa for 7 years/22m?

make up your mind guys, is it Stakins or Shapkins

Unlike his older brother, he’ll require some more time in the minor leagues before surfacing at the big league level. Gurriel is a career .277/.362/.426 hitter in Cuba and slashed an outstanding .344/.407/.560 in 245 plate appearances in his final season in Cuba — the 2015-16 campaign.-mlbtr

This guy is gonna be our Ben Zobrist

"Gurriel has played all four infield positions and in left field during his brief career, mostly recently getting a chance at shortstop. Badler doubts he has the range to stick at the position in the majors, though he could be a plus defender at third base. There are some cons, however, as Longenhagen tweets that Gurriel has received some “mixed” reports from scouts — he has a long swing and may be a “bit of a project for 23.” Concerns notwithstanding, Gurriel will certainly receive a bonus well into the eight-figure range. Many teams will check in, though the Astros stand out as an obvious candidate since they have already signed Gurriel’s older brother Yulieski. The younger Gurriel will require probably a year or two of minor league seasoning, which could give Houston give to figure out where exactly it would fit him into a lineup already stocked with established and young talent (Jose Altuve, Carlos Correa, Alex Bregman, A.J. Reed and Yulieski himself) at Gurriel’s potential positions. Yulieski has spoken in the past about playing with his brother under ideal circumstances, though he acknowledged the difficulties in such an arrangement given how the two are at such different stages of their careers." http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2016/08/lourdes-gurriel-declared-free-agent.html

angrioter!

how does it even pop into your feed? Just follow Rosenthal himself

Lets not forget about Houston..

uhhh why are you pointing out the starting catchers? Those were never the guys who caught Dickey except Martin for a bit.