JaysAllMighty

So do Shatkins wait until the trading deadline or doing it now to get more value? There's always the chance of an injury and all is lost. What's your opinion

On Sportsnet today Blue Jays @ Pirates (6-3) 1:05 PM LECOM Park (6-5) Kevin Gausman RHP 0-0, -.-- ERA, 0 SO Mitch Keller RHP

Blue Jays @ Braves (4-3) 1:05 PM CoolToday Park (5-2) Jacob Barnes RHP 0-1, -.-- ERA, 0 SO Dylan Lee LHP 0-0, 9.00 ERA, 1 SO TOR Lineup ATL Lineup Nathan Lukes (L) CF Ernie Clement (R) SS Joey Loperfido (L) DH Davis Schneider (R) 2B Christian Bethancourt (R) C Michael Stefanic (R) 3B Myles Straw (R) RF Jonatan Clase (S) LF Rainer Nunez (R) 1B Jurickson Profar (S) LF Austin Riley (R) 3B Matt Olson (L) 1B Marcell Ozuna (R) DH Michael Harris II (L) CF Ozzie Albies (S) 2B Bryan De La Cruz (R) RF Orlando Arcia (R) SS Curt Casali (R) C

They took him out today after only 2 ABs, Possibly trading him?

Well I believe most here want him extended but at a reasonable price.

Vlad is gambling that he will have a good year for FA, we should trade him now before he stinks.

Just add them to your ignore list, they can't downvote you if they can't see your posts.

LOL , Schneider is Shatkin's puppet.

You're new to watching Hockey I see. Canada is winning tonight.

6-3 for Canada tonight! Bet on it! I got money on Sidney Crosby scoring a goal.

Dumbest move in Jays history, I dislike Schneider, he's got no balls.

will they use this in regular games?

At this point I think they are dodging a bullet, they should focus their effort on exploring a decent trade for him sooner than later.

He can't even think of running to first base ffs, you're giving him too much credit... LOL

Like I said before, Vladdy is milking the cow, he's not Soto or Othani, FO should call his bluff and see what they can get in a trade for him.

He's milking the cow, but he's no Soto or Othani.

I know I'm breaking the rules but I couldn't resist

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Alek Manoah

I like your idea Brock. The earlier the better, it gives us more time to discuss the game. My problem are the all negative posts by some regulars and we all know who they are.

Will Wagner!

Conversation with Copilot AI: Clement Blue Jays will outshine Bregman at 3rd. base AI: Ah, I see! You're talking about Ernie Clement of the Toronto Blue Jays and Alex Bregman, who recently signed with the Boston Red Sox. Clement had a breakout season in 2024, setting career-highs in several categories and proving his worth defensively at third base. On the other hand, Bregman is a seasoned veteran with multiple All-Star appearances and a Gold Glove award. It's definitely an interesting comparison! Clement's performance last season was impressive, but Bregman's experience and track record are hard to overlook. Do you think Clement can maintain his high level of play, or do you see Bregman reclaiming his top form with the Red Sox? I see Bergman declining AI: It's understandable to have that perspective. Alex Bregman's performance has shown some signs of decline recently. While he's still a valuable player, his stats have dipped compared to his peak years with the Houston Astros1. On the other hand, Ernie Clement has been on the rise, and his breakout season in 2024 certainly makes him a strong contender. It will be interesting to see how both players perform in the upcoming season. Do you think Clement's upward trajectory will continue, or do you see Bregman making a comeback? Bregman is not worth $40M a year, that's ridiculous AI: I hear you. Alex Bregman's contract with the Boston Red Sox is indeed hefty, at $120 million over three years, which averages to $40 million per year. Given his recent performance, it does seem like a steep price. It's always a gamble when teams invest heavily in players, hoping they can return to their peak form. Do you think the Red Sox might regret this deal, or do you see Bregman proving his worth? and Clement will be better and a lot cheaper for the Blue Jays AI: That makes a lot of sense. Ernie Clement’s contract is certainly more budget-friendly for the Blue Jays, and if he continues to play at the level he did last season, he could provide excellent value for the team. It’s always interesting to see how these player contracts and performance dynamics play out over time. It could very well be that Clement emerges as a stronger and more cost-effective option at third base.

Can we get him back?

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