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  1. I've never seen so many people divided over a Blue Jays trade. The pro Kirk side goes crazy if you criticize Kirk or say anything bad about him and want Moreno to fail miserably. The pro Moreno side loves hating on Kirk and want him to fail miserably. Its okay to think Moreno could have a better long term career than Kirk. It's also okay to think Kirk can be better long term. It's also okay to criticize the way Kirk has played thus far and okay to question Moreno's tools and abilities.
  2. Easier said than done. Jays still need to fill those last two rotation spots with Kikuchi + someone else for the remainder of the season. Gausman, Bassitt and Berrios have all had a healthy track record, but if even one of them miss time on the IL, things start to become a dumpster fire.
  3. Strider gave up 8 ER tonight. Verlander wasn't sharp either. Looks like his best days are behind him.
  4. Yeah I don't expect Gausman to put up a 8-10 WAR season like Clemens or Doc did while here, but should be good for a WAR above 6 this season as long as he's healthy. Definitely nice to have after all these years!
  5. Got that feeling for two months in 2015 when the Jays traded for David Price. But yeah, nice that the Jays have one who isn't a rental and is here in the long term.
  6. And the Jays rolling out Kikuchi and the bullpen/Francis for two of the three games.
  7. Nice taking 3 of 4 from the Astros. Gausman, Bassitt and Berrios all solid! Hope the Jays could take 2 of 3 against the Twins.
  8. I don't think we've seen another dominate starter like Gausman since Doc or Clemens on the Jays.
  9. I'll go with Merrifield today
  10. He's actually become a valuable asset in the LOD.
  11. I wonder if they start the RBC Canadian Open tomorrow given the air quality tomorrow? They cancelled racing at Woodbine tomorrow.
  12. Like Billy Beane.
  13. Probably will be like that in Toronto tomorrow morning.
  14. Josh Towers 2006 numbers right there.
  15. Not as much as they did, but its still a small factor. If Gerrit Cole or Shane McClanahan both go like 18-4 or win 20 games and with low ERAs and solid K rates, along if their teams make the Postseason, they'll get recognized and would be close. If Gausman goes 15-8 lets say, with a mid 2ish ERA over 200 innings and 250 K's, he should be good. Cole's K numbers (9.49) and walk rate (3.16) are pretty meh so far. His FIP is close to 4 as well. McClanahan needs to keep his ERA in the 2's and he's 9-1 thus far. Though he has had durability issues in the past so I doubt he even tops 200 innings this season. Hopefully Gausman gets the recognition. He's doubled both Cole and McClanahan now in WAR at 3.1 vs. 1.5 for them.
  16. I'll go with Belt today
  17. Yeah just gotta hope Gausman improves on his W-L record, and I think he should be good. McClanahan has been a guy who slows down in the second half and has had some injuries before. Cole despite the 7-0 record hasn't been nearly as good as Gausman, but playing with the Yankees gives him a bit of an advantage.
  18. Semien 3.2 WAR leads all of baseball.
  19. Yoshida: 1 WAR Hunter Brown: 1.9 WAR Yoshida likely will get the votes. No denying his bat has been amazing thus far.
  20. $10 pays $150 when I made the bet. He's now 9 to 1 which is pretty good.
  21. Power numbers are alarming. A lot of these guys are hitting for way more power than their career norms.
  22. What were they doing? I also find it surprising everyone in their lineup are having career years as well.
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