Spanky99

Sellers market, man. I guess you guys don't remember last years deadline, IDK.

Koooooooooooch!!!

Okay.

True.

Yeah, he's been decent, ranks 11th in the top 30 by BA. 11. Sem Robberse RHP Ht: 6'1" | Wt: 185 | B-T: R-R Age: 22 BA Grade/Risk: 45/High Track Record: While baseball is a global game, few legitimate major league prospects have come from Europe. Robberse, who grew up in The Netherlands, is looking to make a name for himself as a true European major leaguer. After signing for $125,000 during the 2019 international signing period, Robberse blossomed into a legitimate starting pitching prospect. He spent a majority of his 2022 season at High-A Vancouver and made 17 starts for the Canadians before seeing a late-season promotion to Double-A New Hampshire. Scouting Report: A slight righthander with a long arm action and true three-quarters slot, Robberse mixes three pitches predominantly in his fastball, slider and changeup combination. He sits 89-92 mph on a four-seam fastball that has natural cut and mixes in a low-to-mid-80s slider with moderate sweep. The two pitches account for over 75% of his pitch usage. He shows a mid-to-high-80s changeup to lefthanded hitters that generated high rates of whiffs and chase swings. Robberse lacks power but repeats his delivery well and shows the ability to tunnel both his slider and changeup off his fastball. Overall it's a strong pitch mix with improving feel and command. The Future: Robberse has the look of a pitchability back-of-the-rotation starter. If Robberse can add strength, and subsequently velocity, he has a chance to crack a big-league rotation. Scouting Grades: Fastball: 45. Slider: 50. Changeup: 55. Control: 50. NICE JANO!!!

Likely something like Sem Robberse.

Maintenance.

And it's light as f***?

You suggested Macko, man. lol

Sellers market, bro.

lol...

Yeah, so f*** this umpire.

His line was good too, 6IP, 3 hits(two solo jack's) 0BB's and 4K's his command seems to be fine, man this would be great if it translates to the show.

LETS GO BLUE JAYS *CLAP, CLAP* *CLAP, CLAP, CLAP* LETS GO BLUE JAYS *CLAP, CLAP* *CLAP, CLAP, CLAP* LETS GO BLUE JAYS *CLAP, CLAP* *CLAP, CLAP, CLAP*

Springer

CS doesn't bother me either, it's the simple mistakes that irk me in this regard, like little league s***.

Lol...

From BNS article today, oof... Time to clean it up Early in Thursday's game, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was picked off first base in what's becoming a needless pattern for the Blue Jays. While Guerrero Jr. would more than make up for it later with an impressive catch on a pop-up and an opposite-field home run, it prompts a wider look at the Blue Jays' baserunning. So far this season, the Blue Jays have been caught stealing 25 times, which ranks fourth-highest in baseball. Their stolen base success rate of 74 per cent ranks fifth-last in MLB, though, and they've made 35 further outs on the bases, which is tied for third-highest in MLB (attempting to advance on a wild pitch or base hit, for instance). All told, that’s 60 outs — more than two full games’ worth. The only team to make more outs on the bases is Cincinnati, yet the high-flying Reds also lead baseball in stolen bases. What’s done is done, but the Blue Jays would do well to stop getting in their own way and start erring on the side of caution.

I tend to look at bWAR for pitchers as it's not so dependant on FIP, or RA9 WAR. bWAR for position players sucks, as are the O's. so there's that.

They'd be stupid, if they don't, I didn't even get their offseason.

Rent free.

Alright Eeyore. I'm sure we can't win, amirite?

Jays are standing pat, Jonn? The bum fit in well today.

We're in mid July fellas, lol... it is fun isn't it.