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  1. xposbrad
    lol no one voted yes. He had a good year, so he obviously won't accept a QO offer. Most teams will offer 3-4 years, so there's almost no chance he takes a 1 year deal. If he gets hurt, or has a bad year, he would have sacrificed a lot of money.
  2. xposbrad
    We don't know that. It could be an issue with length as well. The Jays are not cheap, they will do what it takes to win.
  3. xposbrad
    For some reason, I think we all think of these famous people and athletes as above human. But, when sad and tragic events happen like these, it brings a reality check that they aren't just superstar athletes. That they are human and they can die, albeit way too soon. Like other people have mentioned, enjoy everyday and cherish it.
  4. xposbrad
    There is 0 night life, restaurants anywhere near the Big O. A new stadium has to consider a lot of factors but they would also need a solid TV deal.
  5. xposbrad
    You obviously missed this year's preseason games between the Jays and Mets at the Big O. Also, I am not sure if you've ever been to the big O but it is one of the dumpiest neighborhoods in the island. While easily accessible by metro, it is far from the west island and still 10 minutes from downtown. Last I heard, they were looking at a Griffintown location if there was ever a new stadium built. Could they get 40,000+ every game? Most likely not, but I could see an average 30-35k attendance in a 38,000 seat stadium.
  6. xposbrad
    Well, it could even be further than 3-5 years. Just look at the Maple Leafs, anything is really possible.
  7. xposbrad
    I tore both my labrums, in the gym and sliding in softball, neither shoulder is 100% and I went to a private doctor here in Montreal. It's not as guaranteed as knee surgery to come back 100%. I can still bench 205-210 right now but I have a lot of discomfort and did plenty of rehab.
  8. xposbrad
    Very doubtful they hedge the full amount. Just like hockey teams are affected with the volatility in the usd/cad exchange, but it could get costly to start hedging their full payrolls.
  9. xposbrad
    They should be able to compete, except they will fall short as usual. Like another poster said, AA needs a 200+m payroll to win with this current roster. The volatility right now in the exchange is not good obviously but where the usd/cad rate is in 3-6 months no one can predict. However, if it goes towards 1.16-1.20, I'm wondering if the payroll will have to be slashed accordingly.
  10. xposbrad
    Sucks that we still have AA and Friedman was willing to listen on offers. We just missed the boat on one of the best and young GMs in the game.
  11. xposbrad
    That's amazing news for the dodgers. Friedman is obviously one of the top GMs in the game, and he's pretty young too. The Rays just got a huge blow, the only reason they were essentially competitive with that limited payroll was with his moves.
  12. xposbrad
    AA is better at recycling the same garbage Rogers PR crap. But JP could do the same job for 40% less payroll though.
  13. xposbrad
    I'm sure the Blue Jays will sign him
  14. xposbrad
    Because if the Jays start trading players before they expire worthless they might actually start winning something, and that's not the goal of this team apparently.
  15. xposbrad
    Curious if he talks about the 'window' to win..lol
  16. xposbrad
    There is no sense of urgency, we still have 198 years left in the 200 year window. AA revised the number.
  17. xposbrad
    Jays are going hard after him and Tomas. I expect we sign both, because management is committed to winning and sick of letting the other clubs get all the good international players.
  18. xposbrad
    There's still plenty of time left in the 200 year window AA was talking about..
  19. xposbrad
    Uhm, among many reasons why the Jays won't make the playoffs. But Goins should not have been in 50+ games this year. That's a problem. I'm not even sure if he should be used a bench player next year. There should be better options but it's not like the Jays will be in the post season anyways so I guess if they found themselves a cheap non useful player, they might as well go with him because the key part of that is 'cheap'.
  20. xposbrad
    Can't believe Baltimore can lock up the div title. It was just a few short years ago they were a lock for last place in the division and everyone here was making fun of them. How the tides turn, and the blue jays still miss the playoffs and no hope in the near future right now for anything changing that course.
  21. xposbrad
    Anyone hear anything if there is any talk about the Blue Jays having interest in Y. Tomas?
  22. xposbrad
    Pretty useless article. It's pretty contradictory too, halfway through the article it then goes on how the Red Sox will have interest in Lester and Shields. The Red Sox will be back next year or the year after to compete. They will surpass the Jays easily with their young talent and most likely higher payroll.
  23. xposbrad
    The Jays are saving their money for Tomas, who is going to be cleared in the offseason. Don't worry, we will sign all the good players when every other team is least expecting it, just don't hold your breath though.
  24. xposbrad
    It's not just Castillo, it's the culmination of all the IFAs that just get passed by this team. You can say Longoria signed for cheap X number of years ago. So don't compare past contracts to what's going on now. Darvish signed for cheap compared to what pitchers are getting now. That mentality will not win you championships. He's going to be a starter not a 4th OF type. And guess what, he costs no prospects or draft picks.
  25. xposbrad
    Once again, real teams make real moves. The jays are on the sidelines and will always be. Instead they will overpay in trades for older vets. The cycle is never ending. The jays need an entirely new front office, who can build this team and position itself to compete for many years. Something that's clearly lacking right now.
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