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  1. jaysblue
    He's on the Dodgers haha. I imagine on another team, he would be used as a back end of the rotation starter. Still kind of sad to see him fall so much from his days of being an elite starter. That 2015 season he was amazing!
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    Jason Grilli was a 40-year old man haha.
  3. jaysblue
    200 level at Rogers Centre is the best IMO. Don't have that stupid net as an obstruction, plus smaller level so less lines for washrooms and concessions. As well, some comfier seats if in the infield as well! TD area is sick as well, worth the extra bucks + a private entrance and private concessions and washrooms just for those sections!
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    Sorry to hear that. I had my Xbox One X stolen a couple of months ago.
  5. jaysblue
    Agree with everything you said. I would say both the MLB and NHL have a very conservative fan and player base. NBA is very left wing out of them all for both players and fans. NFL is in the middle in terms of players, but I would say fans are more conservative/center and just want to be entertained instead of having politics injected into the game.
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    That's if you trust the government to use that tax money in the right places, rather than blow it on projects or policies that benefit their friends and lobbyists. Ps. lets go for the sweep tomorrow! Go Jays!
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    Wouldn't everyone benefit from lower taxes and less government oversight? Doesn't matter if you're rich or poor IMO.
  8. jaysblue
    Are we talking about poetry, English literature or sports journalism here? Most sports writers yes lean Liberal or very left. Also because most mainstream media outlets or newspapers in which they work for lean that way as well, so I'm sure some are pressured to either push that same agenda or they just stay silent. It's also not some conspiracy that most MLB athletes are more center or Conservative leaning than Liberal.
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    People still have cable?
  10. jaysblue
    Paxton likely more after the All-Star break instead of June.
  11. jaysblue
    This is one of the seasons the Red Sox finish below .500!
  12. jaysblue
    Most baseball or sports writers are big leftists. Bruce Arthur is the biggest one. Tweets more about politics than sports. Same with Keith Law. Ironic thing is, most MLB players or other professional athletes (depends on sport) are mostly Conservative.
  13. jaysblue
    Yup, pitcher wins were all that mattered when it came to a pay day for free agent pitchers. Winning 15 games was a huge selling point on the free agent market.
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    What do you think the % of MLB players or any type of professional player have affairs especially when on the road? I think its pretty high. Not saying its right but I would imagine it happens more than people think. Even for her, marrying an athlete who is on the road for 81 games, she would have known it was a possibility. I went to see the Jays play at Fenway in 2009 and stayed at their hotel. I saw Jays players walking out of the lobby at 1-2 am with hot broads getting into taxis or coming back from bars haha. And some of those Jays players I know were married.
  15. jaysblue
    I was at that game haha. Lilly wanted to get through 5 innings to get the win. He had a huge lead and was giving it right back. Wanted those W's since he was becoming a FA.
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    She's pretty cute actually. But yeah for him to ghost her completely, have to hear his side. Maybe she was crazy?
  17. jaysblue
    Anyone buying a bottle haha?
  18. jaysblue
    Is the roof open?
  19. jaysblue
    Remember during the 2006/2007 offseason, Ted Lilly and Gil Meche were the top FA arms haha. JP wanted to sign both of them. Ted Lilly went on to have a solid career with the Cubs and Dodgers actually. Smart move going to the NL. Meche was actually solid his first two seasons in KC, and afterwards he became trash.
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    NHL Thread

    jaysblue replied to GD's topic in Other Sports

    The Leafs need Phil Kessel back!
  21. jaysblue
    I wonder if some of those classics like Wedding Crashers or Old School would get the green light in today's woke climate. Classic films!
  22. jaysblue
    Kikuchi reminds me a lot of Ted Lilly. I think he can give the Jays the 2004 and 2006 Ted Lilly over the duration of his contract.
  23. jaysblue
    Its already the middle of May. He should be good for 5 to 6 innings by now. I wish I kept Quintana instead of Archer in the FC. Regretting it now.
  24. jaysblue
    Syndergaard, outside of his start yesterday, has been pretty serviceable with the Angels. Low K rate is what worries me, though he's keeping his BB/9 at a good level. I think he can still return to some part of his previous form. Should have signed with the Giants or Pirates haha. Sanchez is toast. Even the Giants couldn't fix him last season. Maybe a team rolls the dice on him as a reliever on a minor league deal, but he's finished as a MLB starter.
  25. jaysblue
    He only pitched 4.1 innings. Hasn't pitched 5+ innings at all this season.
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