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  1. Sorry for the small image. Don't know how to enlarge it. From April 6th in the Blue Jays Discussion Thread.
  2. Don't have nightmares tonight Jay!
  3. Rays will win the division like I said back in April.
  4. They were supposed to play at PNC in June 2020. Was going to drive down for the weekend. Had a hotel booked as well haha good thing I had free cancellation.
  5. Be careful you might upset some of the serious baseball posters with no sense of humor on here with all these images. They have to scroll through so much of this stuff and are here only for baseball!
  6. Imagine if he played for the Red Sox! haha
  7. Morton likely will come back on a one-year deal. Jansen can be replaced or brought back again on a short term/high AAV contract. Swanson will be tough to replace though Vaughn Grissom can likely fill in with the bat, though not sure he can stick long term at shortstop. They can find another corner OF during the offseason. Easy to upgrade over Rosario and Grossman. Braves definitely have built a sustainable winner for this decade. If their core players and arms stay healthy, I'm sure they can win another World Series or two.
  8. Tough call between Strider and Fried, though I would go with Strider as well.
  9. If you had to choose one - Fried, Strider or Wright - which one?
  10. Ray/Manoah in 2021 and Gausman/Manoah in 2022 has been a wash. Matz 2021 > Kikuchi 2022, 2021 Berrios > 2022 Berrios, and Ryu 2021 > no Ryu in 2022. Stripling alone hasn't been enough to cover the struggles of those guys. I would say depth was the same in 2021 and 2022, only difference is that the Jays actually got solid performances from Berrios, Ryu and Matz in 2021, whereas in 2022 that hasn't been the case even for the replacements they brought in, other than Stripling.
  11. Yeah difference was Ryu was healthy most of 2021, Matz gave them 29 starts and was decent, alongside they acquired Berrios at the deadline and he pitched well down the stretch. Manoah also made 20 starts. In 2022, only 6 starts from Ryu, Berrios has been inconsistent, Kikuchi hasn't even come close to what Matz did last season. Stripling has been solid, but him alone can't make up for all the other downfalls in the rotation.
  12. I think Winker rebounds with the bat next season. Still only 28 and has a .340 OBP despite him being awful this season.
  13. Judge regresses somewhat in 2023 IMO. He probably goes back to being a 5 WAR player. Doubt he puts up another 8+ WAR season given his age and injury history though who knows. He's definitely capable of putting up special seasons like he did in 2017 and this season. If the Yankees win a World Series, I could see them paying him whatever he wants. If Yankees get bounced in the ALDS, they likely let him walk.
  14. Wouldn't sleep on the White Sox. Battled some significant injuries this season and have underachieved greatly. They were highly rated as the Blue Jays entering the 2022 season as well.
  15. Perfectly said. Orioles have been known to spend big when they're competing and this could be a big offseason for them. The team had success from 2012-2016, so they had a strong 5 year window of being competitive. I could see the same with this current roster. It's not a 1 year thing, likely looking at them being a threat in the AL East for another 4 or 5 years if they spend wisely and their top young talent produces.
  16. Yeah Baltimore would have to spend that money wisely, though they can definitely add some significant payroll if they wanted to which is scary. Orioles had success from 2012-2016. The AL East will always be one of the most difficult divisions in the AL. Yankees and Red Sox will always spend, and the Rays are always a threat even with a low payroll.
  17. For the Orioles to end the season under .500, they have to go 12-21 the rest of the way. They're playing with a lot of momentum right now, the starting pitching has held up, and they have a lights out BP. Don't think they'll overtake any of the Wildcard teams, though you never know. We've seen weirder things happen in baseball the final month.
  18. How about Brandon Nimmo? He's a FA after this season. Definitely would love to see the Jays go after Edwin Diaz, and open to bringing back Chicken Strip for the No. 5 spot.
  19. If Carlos Rodon opts out, would love the Jays to go hard after him but he'll get a huge payday. Some other intriguing FA's I wouldn't mind: Sean Manaea, Kyle Gibson, Andrew Heaney, Jameson Taillon, Corey Kluber, Mike Clevinger, José Quintana, Matthew Boyd. One of those arms would slide nicely in the middle of the rotation.
  20. It makes sense targeting a No. 2/3 starter this offseason IMO even with Berrios around. Puts the Blue Jays in a better position especially if Berrios finds his form!
  21. Clunkers from Rodon and Mikolas on Monday didn't help. It's okay, I'm starting Mitch White for tonight. Figure I have nothing to lose.
  22. Ooof! Nola gives up 8 runs and Manning gives up 7 runs! Looks like you got ERA in the bag BTS this week haha.
  23. $25M this season and next. Cubs gave him some huge money over 3 years - can total $71 million. I was going to say, he would be a nice fit on this Jays team as a No. 3/4 starter, though not at $25M haha.
  24. Picked up a win during my first GDT of the season and on my birthday. Can't complain haha!
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