Orgfiller
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That was some good power displayed by O'Neill, nearly got all of it.
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2017 Blue Jays Spring Training thread
Orgfiller replied to G-Snarls's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
It's Spring Training man, it really doesn't matter. -
Ew gross. I'd take Brett Lawrie and all of his issues over Kawasaki every day of the week. We already have multiple players who are just as good and better than the latter, with Lawrie at least you're hoping something clicks and his talent shows, there is zero upside to Kawasaki other than getting dem casuals.
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It's a latino thing.
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Estrada's fastball being flat isn't his strength, it's the amount of spin he puts on it which causes it to look like a 'riser' type of fastball.
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So Derozan just becomes a lights-out three point shooter in the clutch? I'm okay with this.
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Yeah it's something which he'll need to work on. He has the right idea but can't seem to be able to improvise very well, I think he should improve in that aspect as he plays more. I've loved his and Norm's play in this game though.
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If the team can play like this all the time...holy s***. Fantastic defense as a unit, blocking out, great passing. Delon is shining right now.
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Not to rain on your parade, but it's still far too early to say that Bautista is "back". Spring Training shouldn't be enough to change your opinion, though I would say it was a smart signing regardless, even if he bombs ST (as long as he remains healthy).
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Need to get on base first if he wants to steal!
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I don't know man, makes plenty of sense to me. I think anyone here would prefer opposite field groundball slap singles as opposed to boring homers where he can't even utilize his speed.
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I don't think we needed a poor ST appearance to know that.
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Only one of these things will be back to good shape in a week.
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I think he means #2 on the list which includes Top-100 rankings and #3 on the list which is purely stats.
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It happens.
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Lowry always goes down when we need him the most lol. He was terrible in last year's playoffs because he had an elbow injury and his shooting was terrible for most games.
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GDT: Blue Jays at Yankees - Blue Jays vs. Phillies
Orgfiller replied to 43211234's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
It's one game in Spring Training...Jesus Christ. -
If only grass smelled half as good as cake.
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Isaiah Thomas is getting every call.
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Do we really need him? I don't see him being much better than Cory Joseph.
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It's not just about that, it's a pretty scary place to have a hundred million dollar baseball team play. I think hitters would prefer not to have to fear for their life rather than get dem dingers.
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Bringer of Rain Elite Dynasty - - bjmbleagues.com
Orgfiller replied to spittin's topic in Fantasy Sports
I'd say it's Aaron Nola over Sonny Gray, but still that's a pretty bad offer. -
Pretty sure he had this tattoo last year did he not?
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The thing is that in basketball one player can make a much more significant impact than in baseball. Consider that the elite players have the ball in their hands over a third of the time, while playing close to 40 minutes a night. They are directly responsible for a team winning a game whereas Mike Trout will be involved in maybe 4 or 5 game changing moments over the course of a game if he's lucky. That's the reason why when people talk about LeBron's teams they mention his impact specifically, because him being on the court can be the reason for a team making the playoffs, like what happened in his earlier Cleveland tenure when his supporting cast was mostly terrible.
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I think they gave literally everyone after 14 top prospects a 55 FV, which seems pretty lazy if they're going through the bother of ranking so many of them.
