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  1. jaysblue
    If the Jays lost because of that call, the city of Toronto would have been turned upside down. Worse than Vancouver.
  2. jaysblue
    Game 3, 4, and 5 of the ALCS would be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
  3. jaysblue
    I have tickets available for the ALCS home game 1, 2 and 3. I have one pair available possibly for Game 1, which would be in Section 137, row 10. As for the other singles I have, I'll list them below: Game 1: Sec 116, Row 32 Sec 104, Row 9 Sec 519, Row 17 Game 2: Sec 212, Row 10 Sec 536, Row 1 Sec 534, Row 10 Game 3: Sec 128, Row 9 Sec 516, Row 26 Sec 107, Row 9 If interested, send me a PM.
  4. jaysblue
    Yeah I was in 219 yesterday and there were parents with a baby that looked a couple months old with ear protection. I don't understand why you would bring your baby to a postseason game, its irrational. Seriously, can't they find someone to look after their baby? Like a family member or friend?
  5. jaysblue
    200 level is better because not as many people as in the 100 or 500 levels. So at least lineups for the washrooms and concessions are reasonable.
  6. jaysblue
    If the Jays get to a Game 5, I prefer Marcus Stroman over David Price.
  7. jaysblue
    Definitely the best job behind the plate this series. His strike zone was consistent and thats all you could really ask for.
  8. jaysblue
    To be honest, I found there to be f***ing more annoying adults than children at the past two games. Lots of Blue Jays fans are classless pieces of s***. In 113A on Thursday, one idiot was dropping F-Bombs like every 5 minutes and making homophobic remarks as well. It was disgusting. He even told a woman behind him to "F-off and watch the game." Even on Friday, I was standing in the 100 level around 125 behind the accessible seating section and had a front spot along the rope. One of the idiots beside me who was with a group of friends went to the edge of the viewing platform in extra innings to record a Jose Bautista or Josh Donaldson at-bat with his phone, blocking the view of me and others standing there. We were telling him to move and get out of the way, and the guy comes back and say's "What the f*** is your problem?" and starts swearing and acting all tough. What a piece of s***. I've never seen fans so hostile before, and and I've gone in a Jays uniform to places like Fenway and Yankee Stadium. Trust me, some adults are far worse than children.
  9. jaysblue
    Postseason stuff at the Jays Shop will be 40% off next week if the Jays get eliminated.
  10. jaysblue
    Is WestTexasForever the guy who said "Keep your kids away from the games" and how people in the 905 should pay "extra tolls on Toronto highways?" lol I get all these new posters confused to be honest. Funny all those new posters who were fapping each other in the playoff ticket thread haven't posted anything in the other baseball related threads over the last couple of days.
  11. jaysblue
    Yeah Buffalo is a cheap option as well. I think there were just more nonstop flights from Detroit to Dallas, mostly through Delta since Detroit is one of their main hubs. I'd have to check flight to Houston, though I'm assuming they'd have to be around the same price point. I'd only fly out of Buffalo or Detroit if its half the price of Pearson. If it's like only $100 cheaper, I'd rather avoid the hassle of driving down to Buffalo or Detroit. Plus the money for gas both ways, probably just easier to fly out of Toronto.
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  13. jaysblue
    Flights from Detroit aren't that expensive into Dallas from when I was checking last week. $280-$350 gets you a RT. It was like $600 out of Toronto, I hate Pearson.
  14. jaysblue
    I had plans to go to Houston if both the Astros/Blue Jays made it to the ALCS. Have a friend who works at a Hilton down there and got me her staff rates at $30 per night. Still could happen, but need to take it one game at a time.
  15. jaysblue
    And all the casuals will forget about the Blue Jays and turn their sorry souls to watching hockey and the Leafs. They'll be back for the Home Opener, Canada Day, giveaway days, and in August/September if the Jays are in the postseason race again.
  16. jaysblue
    It's like that any other ballpark, not just the Rogers Centre.
  17. jaysblue
    Randal Grichuk pinch hit home run! He's available in the DDL.
  18. jaysblue
    I wasn't that big of a fan of the Cards heading into the postseason. Outside of Lackey, the rotation isn't that scary. Lynn has really struggled over the last two months, no CarMart, Wacha was awful in September. Like the Cubs a lot better in a 5 game series. If the Cubs win this one tonight, they have Arrieta for Game 3 and possibly Lester on short rest for Game 4 or definitely for Game 5.
  19. jaysblue
    What would you say Osuna's ceiling is as a starter?
  20. jaysblue
    Doubt he would ever sign here, though how much do you think Jason Heyward will get this offseason as a FA? He'd be a perfect replacement in RF if the Jays decided to trade Bautista and would give the lineup a left-handed bat in the middle of the order.
  21. jaysblue
    I likely don't see the Jays trading Bautista since he's considered a franchise cornerstone and it wouldn't be the greatest PR move, though he is a free agent after 2016 and likely will demand $20 M per season on a 4 or 5 year deal. He's not going to give the Blue Jays a discount (he already did after 2010). This would be his last big deal, so I'm sure Bautista is going to want to get paid. I hope the Jays could keep Bautista around, though paying a player 20+ million/per year as he enters his 40's isn't the most logical thing to do. You obviously don't want to lose Bautista and get nothing in return. So it's not that irrational of an idea as you think it is. If the Jays can't sign any top starters for big money like Price, then going the trade route seems most rational. Trading one of EE or Bautista this offseason I'm sure will be discussed internally.
  22. jaysblue
    Estrada will demand more money than the average 5th starter. I could see a team giving him a 3 or 4 year deal after the season he had. I'd rather the Blue Jays go out and sign Shark or Leake.
  23. jaysblue
    Any top pitchers that could be on the trade market? Might be AA's best option to add another ace, rather than dishing out 7-year deals for arms like Price or Greinke. I'd definitely go after Shark on a 1 or 2 year deal, I'm sure the Blue Jays will be all over him this offseason.
  24. jaysblue
    I wouldn't be shocked to see AA trade one of Bautista or EE this offseason if he can't lock one of them up in order to add a top starter. For example, trade Bautista for a top veteran starter and sign Heyward to play RF (as well as give the Jays lineup some balance with a LHB in the middle of the order).
  25. jaysblue
    I've never had a problem with the Tulo trade. He's locked up for the next couple of seasons, and the Jays got a far better all around shortstop which has made a huge difference down the stretch. The Revere and Mark Lowe trades didn't cost anything in terms of future value. Love having Revere back in 2016. As for David Price, since he's gone after the end of this season, that could be a tough one to swallow since the Jays gave up 5-6 years of control of Daniel Norris, for 12 starts from David Price. One plus I guess is that the Jays will have a window to negotiate with Price before the offseason begins. As well, since Price has said great things about his stay in Toronto, it definitely might open up the doors for future FA pitcher signings this offseason. Though in terms of future value, it was a bad deal for the Blue Jays.
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