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Blue Jays agree to terms with Tanner Roark
Orgfiller replied to Ray's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
I watched him a bit with Oakland and I think BTS is being a bit unfair to his stuff but he's absolutely right that sometimes hitters just stop swinging at his secondary pitches and he looks like he doesn't know where he's standing and it's tough to watch. He also gets into a million 3 ball counts. He's a reliable average starter, with his ups and downs, but can be very frustrating to watch. Calling him a junkballer is unfair but he'll have stretches where every hitter is in a full count and no one is swinging at his pitches. -
Ugh, he's like Aaron Sanchez but is kind of a douche (even more so). Would prefer not to get him.
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Why does this tweet sound so condescending? How many guys with $200+ million dollar contracts don't have at least massive partial no-trade clauses?
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Bob triggered.
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If the Angels don't get Ryu or Keuchel their offseason would be a horrible failure. The FO better not call it a day by acquiring Bundy and some average starter from FA.
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Kick in the nuts to the Nationals who gave the same contract to an older, riskier, pitchier player. Boras finessed them.
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Blue Jays agree to terms with Tanner Roark
Orgfiller replied to Ray's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
You must have owned Roark in fantasy because I have no idea how you've watched him so much that you're throwing a Dickey watchability comp on him. -
Just as they were making a small run they give up a 12-0 run. So frustrating.
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Powell has carelessly thrown the ball away so many times tonight.
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OG in general has been great, but yeah his defensive chops are incredible. He really is like a mini Kawhi.
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Ibaka and Lowry are killing us, but on the whole no one can make a shot right now.
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It's certainly one of those games from the officiating.
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For sure. This is a very Dodgers type of move to make, since they can both afford the risk and profit massively from the potential that he's back to being good.
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Blue Jays agree to terms with Tanner Roark
Orgfiller replied to Ray's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Yes, we traded a month of Donaldson for a lottery ticket with good stuff who unfortunately missed the entire year. It happens, it's been pretty well established that the situation didn't end up the best it could have. -
Blue Jays agree to terms with Tanner Roark
Orgfiller replied to Ray's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
I liked what I saw from Kay and Borucki in their initial stints with the team, but both guys are at best passable #4 starters and more likely than not are not very good at all. -
That is a shitload of money for a reliever who was non-tendered this offseason.
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Blue Jays agree to terms with Tanner Roark
Orgfiller replied to Ray's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
In other words, we're short on arms. There's one good prospect there with upside, an intriguing guy in Murphy, and a bunch of garbage where one guy might be average. -
Josh Lindblom to the Brewers, Passan reporting 3/9.1 which seems like a really solid deal for them.
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Kind of disagree on J.D. Davis, he's got some intriguing tools at the plate but he's a god awful fielder, and we already have one of those guys at third base who is the generational hitting prospect and a collection of below average toolsy guys on the corners. Would you want him as a 1B/DH which is what he really is? If you believe he's closer to his 136 wRC+ last year than his projected 109 WRC+ then maybe you can sell me on him. He's a big time exit velocity Statcast darling.
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Not really? Reddick at his age was a good fielder with passable offense and different hitting profile, with much better baserunning and a lot more proven.
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Former BVV client FWIW.
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If we're in on Calhoun then clearly CF isn't the only thing we're looking for. Nimmo would be a good target IMO.
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I love the Biggio comp, I can really see the similarities in their hitting profiles except that their batted ball profiles is vastly different with Biggio hitting nearly no groundballs and Nimmo hitting quite a few - this might be fixable though!
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His defense is fine in the corners, he's not a CF. Big fan of the on base ability that Pendleton alluded to, walks for days and his baserunning is above average.
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Probably the fact that he's a a bad hitter and you're putting him in an offense-only position lol. Brownie is right.
