I'm starting to think that Olerud363 is actually John Olerud. If that is the case I want to personally thank him. So a few years ago there was a company that would collect late 80s and early 90s baseball cards (essentially worthless ones) and repack them into packs of like 20 to sell at Dollar Tree stores. Once you got I believe 3 pack wrappers you could mail it in and they would send you a signed card. I would ask politely for a Blue Jay autograph and after I got my Garth Iorg autographed card I got one of John Olerud that apparently he had made specifically for mail in autograph requests. I think that's worth at least 3 WAR towards his HOF career.
This may be unpopular but I'd keep all 3 and try Gabby at a few more positions to give him versatility. He signed as an infielder so I'm assuming he spent most of his baseball life playing there and could probably play a passable corner outfield spot.
Edit: But I do think the front office moves one and I'd guess Jansen.
If I recall correctly no one was really devastated when Romano was taken in the Rule 5 draft he was just viewed as an average middle reliever. I hate when saves are blown and we lose the game but he went from a Rule 5 return to a pitcher many view as an elite back end pitcher. Everyone has bad games.
In my shop we charge the same for each so you're paying the same amount for a bone you can't eat. Owner loves it . Not trying to break your balls or anything just trying to give you information. Meat cutting is like the one thing I know more about than normal people.
A "Tomahawk" steak is just a ribeye that the rib cage has been frenched (taking the little bit of meat out from between most of the rib. They are essentially the same thing.
I only really collect game used and autographed cards of Jays players but I have good luck with eBay. From my experience if you buy from the same person frequently they are really personable with you. There is a guy who went to a lot of spring training games for years and would get cards signed in person. He sold them in 10 card lots and when I kept buying them he asked me to provide a list of players he had already sent me so I wouldn't get doubles (he asked if I wanted doubles and I told him I'd prefer not).
I'm not much of a drinker but if you are intoxicated why would you break any traffic rules? Stay between the lines, stop completely at all stop signs and lights, and follow the speed limit.
Not really. For the most part the players on the 40 that aren't in MLB are in either AA or AAA. I bought Milb.tv and very much enjoyed it, even though as of right now you can only really watch it on a computer. I don't believe they have a streaming app that you can get on a smart tv.