Spanky99

I thought the Jays would try something similar, picking up depth with options.

What's wrong with Springer in CF? A good stop gap who can play CF would be Conforto. Get em' Atkins, well, if trades fall through.

MVP season set him up, man. Can't go back down.

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Erik Karlsson's a beast again.

That's an odd trade considering team needs.

Absolutely.

Goldy wins NL MVP.

Entire new FO, bruh. We're not a fit with the Bucs, unless we unload pitching on them for Reynolds, it ain't happening and people should let that train of thought, DIE!

Verlander wins Cy Young unanimously.

Pirates aren't trading for a catcher, bro.

Sandy Alcantara wins Cy Young unanimously.

Macko isn't a lottery ticket, he's a legit prospect.

Yeah, the only downside here is the attachment I gained to Teo, but it's a solid trade.

No connorp, carry on with your trolling, have at it.

Ranked Seattle Mariners #8 prospect in-season in 2022 BA Grade: 55/Extreme Track Record: Born in Slovakia, Macko was introduced to baseball in the first grade when he began hitting balls off a tee at his elementary school. When he was 10, he began watching YouTube videos of Justin Verlander and David Price to teach himself how to pitch. Macko's family moved to Ireland when he was 11 and eventually settled in Canada, where he grew into the country's top high school pitching prospect. The Mariners drafted him in the seventh round in 2019 and signed him for $250,000 to forgo a Purdue commitment. Macko made his full-season debut with Low-A Modesto in 2021 and was limited to 33.1 innings by recurring shoulder tenderness, but he showed electric stuff when healthy. Scouting Report: Macko has progressed rapidly given his unconventional background. After sitting in the upper 80s in high school, he now averages 93-94 mph and touches 97-98 with his fastball. His primary weapon is a sweeping, high-spin curveball in the low 70s with late tilt and bite that gets both swings and misses and called strikes on both sides of the plate. He has advanced feel to alter the shape and length of his curveball, making it a consensus plus-plus offering. Macko also has an average low-80s slider and fringy low-80s changeup, although he mostly just dominates with his fastball and curveball. Macko flashes average control but struggles with consistency. He often cruises for a few innings before suddenly unraveling. The Future: Macko is frequently requested by other teams in trade discussions. His stuff and projection give him mid-rotation potential if he can stay healthy and tighten his control with more experience. Scouting Grades: Fastball: 55. Slider: 50. Curveball: 70. Changeup: 45. Control: 45.

This is immediate help, if you think Toronto ain't getting an OF'er, I don't know what to tell you, meat. Good trade in a vacuum. Also, f*** off.

Every single off season, same s***, lol.

Try this - Why the f*** would the Cubs want Jansen - you're dumn. Today.

Yo... I don't type out the CBA man, lol. Gun at their head is in reference to a rule 5 flip, or what they usually drop to in obscurity. Who really f***ing cares, that's the risk?

What do you suggest, the IFA players get huge money at 16, and there's no gun at their head?

That's the risk for the team, and restriction against punishing them players? I don't get the problem.

I mentioned this, but I'm dumn.

Sure he is, just won't get selected.