King

Those arms

Yikes!

I'm an impressive 0/2 in my bracket thus far

lol

It looks max effort. That has to be tiring

Does anyone have Queen B on snap?

Yes

^^^

They are right, with the rules about waiting until the ball lands it devalues tank shots. Bregman said he's going to try and hit wall scrapers

Aguilar doesn't have it easy

Lol he looks like he's hardly swinging

I actually have Hurl on snap.

Hoskins!

I can facebook message Boxy to text Speedy, if you want me to.

KingFiller is proud to select Ke'Bryan Hayes, a third baseman in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization.

There are some players we are shocked are still available.

I care.

Pendleton is up.

Aguilar > Hoskins Bregman > Schwarber Harper > Freeman Baez > Muncy Aguilar > Schwarber Baez > Harper Baez > Aguilar

Post your brackets below. Jays4life19 has graciously offered to send a $50 Jays Shop gift card to the winner!

What's interesting to me is that he wants to pitch every 4th game.

It would be a shame if someone took a few days off work for the draft only for a few managers to use up their entire windows.

“Personally, I will never sign a contract longer than one year,” Bauer said. “That’s how I feel. I’m going to take one year. I’m going to take maximum annual average value contingent on the fact that I’m allowed to pitch every fourth day. And that’s my deal. It’ll be great for the team because there’s no risk. And assume it’s $42 million – $42.0 million – then if they’re not in the race, they’ll end up paying only two-thirds of it. And then they can trade me for prospects. Or if they’re in it, the contract’s worth it.” The notion of seeking the highest AAV on a short-term deal is something agents for years have played out in their minds, only to advise their best clients to choose the security of a guaranteed long-term contract. Bauer’s priorities are different. His desire to win a World Series is a huge part of his one-year-deal calculus. “I’m always on a contender, so I don’t get stuck in a contract with a non-contender,” Bauer said. “I’m either on a contender I sign with or get traded to one. This is contingent on me pitching well. But I spend so much time honoring my health and training, I have a lot of information that says I can handle the workload. All the risk in that situation is on the player’s side.”

That was before his season started.

Francos numbers in the Appy league are blowing Vlads out of the water at the same age. He looks like a future top 10 prospect in the game. I messaged spittin on Facebook.