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  1. jaysblue
    Rangers are in free fall mode. Mariners recently as well have come back down to earth. Heck lost a couple of parlays with the Mariners and I was like WTF haha. The one team I actually worry about would be the Yankees who are 7-3 in their last 10 and have won 4 straight. They could go on a run and close the gap. However I think they dug themselves too far in a hole a couple weeks ago. Though still they have 6 games against the Jays so that series will be important.
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    You should be good haha.
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    So what's your point? His wife is expecting any day now. If I were a father, I would want to be there for the birth of my son or daughter.
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    Bryon Buxton: "Hold my beer!"
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    NL Central should be a fun division over the next couple of years. Cubs are going to be better, Brewers should still be relevant next season, Reds are improving and have a lot of young exciting players. I think the Cardinals will bounce back somewhat depending on the type of offseason they have. Hope the Pirates could start making some noise as well in the next couple of years.
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    Let's hope it remains terrible during the Jays series!
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    Trade him for who?
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    I'm pretty rational when it comes to discussing baseball and have a solid understanding of the game, statistics, etc. However, if I criticize one thing about this front office or team, you and your brigade of FO defenders come out like cockroaches and just use the rhetoric that we're all idiots for criticizing the FO any way. You go on the attack instead of actually having discussion or debate which becomes insufferable. You're a nice guy but you're too much sometimes man!
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    I didn't write an essay, c'mon man! Drink some coffee in the morning!
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    I was defending Yimi Garcia yesterday and said he has been one the Blue Jays best bullpen arms this season. I was hoping Brownie19 and Max were going to "Thank" my posts.
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    I said he was a good pitcher, but he has blown his fair share of games when he's put in a close game. I just wouldn't use him in high leverage situations. I understand if you have no choice obviously like if the bullpen is taxed etc. I know our team's staff is run by analytics and Schneider is a puppet down there. Don't agree with it. We're in September and the Jays lost several games when Garcia pitched which at the end of the day could be the difference of this team making the Postseason or not. That's frustrating.
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    I said I wouldn't use him in high leverage spots in close games. Yesterday he was used in a 3-2 game in the 7th inning. You guys are hilarious. I love how you get so worked up about when someone criticizes Yimi Garcia. I knew you both and Max would take the bait haha. You guys are going to be defending him all day.
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    I stated in "close games" I wouldn't use him. Yesterday he was used in a high leverage situation in the 7th inning in a 3-2 game. Would have preferred to see Berrios go another inning or use another BP arm.
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    I would have wrote an essay.
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    You guys love taking the bait haha. Good post. He hasn't been that bad of a reliever. Sure there is recent frustration when he blows a lead, which does get magnified given that this team has put themselves in a position where they can't afford to lose or blow games down the stretch. I wouldn't be using him in high leverage spots in close games. I think he's better as a 6th/7th inning guy. But Schneider seems to like using 4-5 relievers per game and Garcia is one of his favourites he loves going to first.
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    Yeah I think it's an awful idea to non-tender him. Would rather try to trade him before that which they probably could do or just keep him for both years hoping he has a monster season. If he less than a WAR in 2024 again, likely would only be able to trade for peanuts so wouldn't be worth it. That's why if the Jays want to move him, probably would have to be this offseason regardless.
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    If Vlad can turn his career similar to Sheff, would be awesome!
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    Bravo response!
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    Suggested by prominent posters or trolls?
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    If the Padres know they can't re-sign Soto to an extension, they might prefer 2 years of Vladdy hoping he can put up a monster season. Again, would involve multiple pieces. Yeah FTJ is highly unlikely but I'm sure he's not untouchable as he was two years ago. I suggested Burnes or Woodruff as pieces when I was responding to another post asking about the Brewers as a trade candidate. I also stated that the Brewers weren't really exciting trade partners for Vlad and that it's better to keep Vladdy even if it was for one of those two arms. Again, I'm just throwing out trading suggestions or names off the top of my head when it comes to Vladdy. Not many other posters have. So why don't you name some names? None of the names I listed were outrageous. You're just trying to pick an argument to sound like a smart ass.
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    I don't think anyone on here was suggesting the Jays non-tender Vlad lol.
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    Alonso should be good for a 3-4 WAR season with 35-40 HR's. That's pretty much his ceiling and floor. Vladdy has much higher upside, though a lower floor as we've seen this season. Regardless, trading Vladdy won't be easy.
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    Again, I don't know how those names I suggested were outrageous according to you. You're pretty much trading 2 years of Vlad for either a bat or arm with one-year of control left and who unlikely will sign extensions with their current clubs. We've seen trade value for players/pitchers diminish when a player or pitcher only has one-year left of control. Heck, look at the Jays when they had Josh Donaldson as an example. As for the Padres, they're likely looking to shake things up this offseason.
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