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  1. Nah I've got rid of all my Avisail stocks this year.
  2. Took Robbie Erlin. Feeling totally despaired. Sent Silvergun an e-mail on Yahoo.
  3. jaysblue

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    Yeah I found it hard to believe that the average person was going to pay close to $2000 for a pair in the upper bowls. When they first released tickets to Raptor season seat holders last month, they were around $425 each which I would have had no problem paying, though couldn't get a pair (only singles) since the NBA didn't release that many seats. Then they rereleased seats last week and when I logged onto my account, tickets for upper bowl corners went up from $425 to $900 each. Just couldn't justify spending that much to sit up that high for a non-competitive game. I'd rather take two trips somewhere at that price. Plus I knew nobody was going to pay that price or more if I tried to flip them on Ticketmaster or Stubhub. The celebrity game and Rising Star Challenge were very reasonably priced. Wish I could have bought tickets to the celebrity game as well, since when they first went on sale, both events had the same time listed so I just went for the Rising Stars. Would have been easy to hop over to the ACC from the Ex. Even the practice on Saturday was good.
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    Tickets for tonights game have dropped a lot in comparison to what they were weeks leading up to the event. Still probably will cost $600-700 bones per seat for upper bowls, but still cheaper then what the Raptors and the NBA were rereleasing upper bowls last week, which were $900 each. I went to the Rising Star Challenge game on Friday which was a lot of fun. For $60 couldn't go wrong.
  5. Yup. Sent him an e-mail through Yahoo.
  6. Don't have access to the spreadsheet at the moment, so don't know whose up next.
  7. Took Oh. Could someone e-mail the next team up, on my cell phone.
  8. A flex pack interested me. Tried getting them through a friend who works at Rogers since I'd get them at 50% off though they didn't have access to buy them right in December. I've checked flex packs through the Jays sites, and most of the Sunday giveaway games aren't available through a flex pack unfortunately anymore.
  9. Had Hendricks and Jones on my radar for possibly my next pick, darn.
  10. Gotta say, tickets are pretty reasonably priced for the Home Opener and for Canada Day on StubHub. Only downside is paying in USD. Though still the prices listed aren't that absurd. Just managed to snag a pair off the Jays site for the Sunday July 3rd game (Tulo bobblehead Day) in Sec 128, Row 16. Hoping still to get something decent for July 10th and August 14th.
  11. Didn't get a PM. I just got home, though will make my pick soon.
  12. Bought another two pairs in the 500 level for Canada Day and got a pair for Sunday April 24th vs. Oakland. It's great to see this type of excitement surrounding the team this early. Though Toronto fans will jump off the bandwagon very quickly with baseball if the Jays start to lose or are mediocre. Even last year during the postseason, tickets to ALCS Game 4 and 5 were going way below cost on sites like StubHub etc. Mostly every Sunday giveaway day will sell out regardless of how the team is doing. If the team is winning, then all weekend games are sold out, and it wouldn't shock me to see weeknight games in the summer and September get around 40,000-45,000 per game. The Jays really own the summer market since their only competition per say are the Argos and TFC.
  13. Happy Birthday Jay! All the best and hope you party hard all day & night! Cheers!
  14. Found an error on my team roster - it should be Robbie Ray, not Robbie Ross Jr. Thanks! New spreadsheet looks awesome by the way!
  15. Couldn't get a pair for the home opener, though managed to get a single for myself this morning in Sec 119, like 10 rows up. There are still singles available, though they're all the way in the OF corners right now. Managed to grab a 500 level pair for Canada Day though they are crummy seats in Sec 509, Row 17. Also, got some pairs in the 500 level for Sunday May 8th and Sunday May 29th, Sec 533 Row 20 so meh. I'll likely sell those games on StubHub if I can't go, so they'll be easy to move. Not much left in terms of quality seats in the 500 level for premium weekend giveaway games, though I'm sure more will be released during the General Public sale. They limit the amount of seats for Inside Pitch subscribers. I doubt you'll get through on Home Opener tickets this Thursday, probably better off trying getting a pair to the Canada Day game right at 10 AM instead.
  16. I'm looking to move up in the waiver draft.
  17. Next years FA class for hitters is pretty weak. I'd give Jose 4 years/80 million + maybe a club option for a 5th year, though I'm sure he could get more given the weak FA market for outfielders.
  18. Looking to move Freddie Freeman for a top young arm.
  19. Still, at the time that deal was a huge benefit for you considering your team was contending for a title You still got a top fantasy stud in Toews who was better than anyone at replacing Kane's production for you last season. Doubt there were any other teams who could have done a deal like that. Even by having the No. 1 ranked player in fantasy hockey this season, my team is sitting in 19th place. My team was competitive early on, though the last month I've gone 3-47. Barf!
  20. Could someone who has ESPN Insider post the Buster Olney article on how he wouldn't be shocked if AA possibly returned to Toronto? Thanks.
  21. I don't see the Jays going after Jordan Zimmermann. Also, 5 years/$80 million is a lot for Mike Leake and Shark lol.
  22. Karns pitching in Safeco should be good. Hernandez, Walker, Paxton, Karns and Elias rounds out a nice rotation. Mariners messed around with Miller unfortunately. Rays get a solid young middle infielder and buy low on LoMo, who still could be a decent bat. Plus Danny Farquhar could be a nice late inning arm for them. Rays filled a lot of positions with this trade. I like Nathan Karns, though the Rays definitely improved their team with this deal.
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