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Yesterday's GDT of 2 pages I think was a new all-time low. Hopefully we beat that today.

Monday 9/22, 7:07 PM ET at Rogers Centre Radio: SEA: 710 ESPN TOR: SN590 TV: SEA: ROOT SPORTS TOR: SNET, TVA Sports http://starsmedia.ign.com/stars/image/object/914/914064/bill-paxton_photoboxart_160w.jpg James Paxton, LHP 6-3, 2.06 ERA The rookie southpaw provided Seattle's rotation a big lift after getting healthy the final two months and has the fourth-lowest ERA of any pitcher in MLB history for their first 15 career starts at 1.91. The Canadian native has never faced Toronto. http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/schools/nw/sports/m-basebl/01-02roster/Happ.jpg J.A. Happ, LHP 9-11, 4.35 ERA Happ will make his second-to-last start of the season at Rogers Centre. He's coming off an outing in which he allowed a pair of costly home runs to Baltimore's Steve Pearce. It was the sixth time this year he allowed multiple homers in a game. Mariners Jackson, A, CF Ackley, D, LF Cano, R, 2B Morales, K, DH Seager, K, 3B Morrison, L, 1B Denorfia, C, RF Taylor, C, SS Sucre, J, C Blue Jays Reyes, J, SS Bautista, J, RF Encarnacion, E, DH Navarro, D, C Valencia, D, 3B Mayberry, J, 1B Tolleson, S, 2B Pompey, D, CF Pillar, K, LF

True, but Kluber has 17 wins and has a chance for 18, something that also sways the voters.

Heyward has shockingly kept his K rates down this season in comparisons to years past, and has been worth 5.1 WAR. I don't see them making a bold move by trading him unless they are blown away. Justin Upton could be dangled possibly.

Cleveland has generated several Cy Young winners this past decade with Cliff Lee, CC Sabathia and now possibly Corey Kluber.

The Braves need some offensive help. They have a bunch of streaky batters who get hold/cold very easily since their big bats strikeout a lot. Freeman, Johnson, Gattis, and both Upton's have high K%. They need to get rid of Chris Johnson at third base, and they need to get rid of BJ Upton. Also, they could improve at second base as well, since Tommy La Stella isn't that great of an option. As for their pitching, they need Minor to bounce back, and getting Medlen and Beachy back healthy and at 100% next season would definitely help. They have a solid young pitching core under control with Teheran and Alex Wood, along with Medlen, Beachy, Minor. They made some swift FA pickups with Harang and Santana to fill out their rotation and they still have a very good bullpen with Kimbrel, Walden, and Carpenter in the late innings. They still have a team that could contend next season, though they need to cut bait with Chris Johnson and BJ Upton and make improvements to their lineup.

Discuss... Second straight 14 K game yesterday. Has posted a 7 WAR (0.9 WAR more than King Felix) along with a 2.59 xFIP and 258 K's vs 49 BB's. I think he gets my vote.

I view Hutch with a ceiling of a middle rotation guy. Nothing more. Still he's valuable since he's young and controllable. Most middle rotation arms via free agency cost anywhere between $10-15 M.

I'm looking to acquire any players who play for San Jose. Send me a PM. Also, I'd like to add another goalie if possible.

I find in hockey, there are a lot of productive players who play well into their 30's, so having an old team on paper isn't all that bad. I tried drafting a mix of youth and vets, though many of the young guys got snatched up pretty early. Good thing I grabbed Gabriel Landeskog with my second pick. I've got guys in their mid-30's like the Sedin twins, Zetterberg, and Kromwall, though I think they could still be productive and perform at a high level into their late 30's. Plus, in a league of this size they are great trade chips to a contending team, more than a Jagr since they aren't above 40.

I figure take a chance to see if he comes back to Detroit - he's holding a NA slot, so nothing to lose lol. I don't think my defense is that bad as well. I think Ehrhoff, and Myers both could have bounce back years, and I do like Justin Faulk.

My team sucks: C Jonathan Toews C Henrik Zetterberg LW Gabriel Landeskog LW Daniel Sedin RW Joffrey Lupul RW Nathan Horton F Henrik Sedin F Charlie Coyle F Matthew Nieto D Niklas Kronwall D Christian Ehrhoff D Justin Faulk D Tyler Myers D Sergei Gonchar BN Dany Heatley BN Travis Zajac BN NA Daniel Alfredsson G Jonathan Bernier G Antti Raanta BN Evgeni Nabokov

I didn't rank anyone.

Wow only 2 pages lol.

Why did the Panthers shell out $27.5 million over five years for Dave Bolland? Are they idiots?

Nobody can hear you in space

I'm taking all Maple Leafs so I could trade them at a higher price during the season!

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To be posted; stay tuned. Sunday 9/21, 1:05 PM ET at Yankee Stadium Radio: TOR: SN590 NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 TV: TOR: SNET, TVA Sports NYY: YES PROBABLE PITCHERS http://www.radiusyoga.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/drewanddanawarrior.jpg Drew Hutchison, RHP 10-12, 4.51 ERA Hutchison's line wasn't pretty during his last start against the Orioles, but most of the damage came off two swings. He allowed a three-run homer in the first and a solo shot in the second en route to six runs, but at one point, he retired 15 of 17. http://ep.yimg.com/ay/yhst-131532359532867/masahiro-tanaka-new-york-yankees-2014-statue-of-liberty-mlb-bobble-head-forever-27.jpg Masahiro Tanaka, RHP 12-4, 2.51 ERA The Yankees are planning to give this start to Tanaka, who has been out since early July with a partially torn UCL. The righty reported no issues after throwing 65 pitches in a simulated game on Monday against instructional league hitters. LINEUPS Toronto 1. J. Reyes, SS 2. J. Bautista, RF 3. E. Encarnacion, DH 4. D. Navarro, C 5. D. Johnson, 1B 6. M. Kawasaki, 3B 7. D. Pompey, LF 8. R. Goins, 2B 9. A. Gose, CF New York 1. B. Gardner, CF 2. D. Jeter, DH 3. B. McCann, C 4. Young, LF 5. C. Headley, 3B 6. F. Cervelli, 1B 7. S. Drew, 2B 8. I. Suzuki, RF 9. B. Ryan, SS

Or is boxy talking about Bryce Salvador?

Bryce Harper?

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Saturday 9/20, 4:05 PM ET at Yankee Stadium Radio: TOR: SN590 NYY: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280 TV: TOR: SNET, MLBN NYY: YES, MLBN http://populous.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/YankeeStadium-NewYork-SeatingBowl-990x442.jpeg PROBABLE PITCHERS http://image.cdnllnwnl.xosnetwork.com/pics32/200/HI/HIYEPBVXIERQAWH.20120124181633.jpg Marcus Stroman, RHP 10-6, 3.80 ERA Stroman tied a career high by allowing five earned runs during his last start against the Orioles. He is 9-6 with a 3.31 ERA over 114 1/3 innings after beginning his big league career out of the bullpen. He also has a 3.22 ERA against the AL East. http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/mlb/players/full/5469.png&w=350&h=254 Chris Capuano, LHP 1-2, 4.56 ERA Capuano earned the right to stick in the rotation, limiting the Rays to two hits over six scoreless innings in his last start, on Sept. 15 at Tropicana Field. He has held the Jays to four runs in 12 1/3 innings as a starter this year. LINEUPS Blue Jays Reyes, J, SS Bautista, J, RF Encarnacion, E, DH Navarro, D, C Valencia, D, 3B Mayberry, J, 1B Pompey, D, CF Tolleson, S, 2B Pillar, K, LF Yankees Gardner, B, CF Jeter, D, SS McCann, B, DH Teixeira, M, 1B Young, C, LF Headley, C, 3B Drew, S, 2B Suzuki, I, RF Cervelli, F, C Game Notes: So far with my GDT's, the Jays are on a 3 game losing streak. http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lpqa22kWrd1qcgalmo1_1280.jpg http://33.media.tumblr.com/40776e85509d9d12df9354373502605a/tumblr_mrjp55V7aC1rvn2ylo2_500.gif

Good thing Spanky isn't a moderator then you might have your wish