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I could see Beane coveting Boyd more than most teams would. Who else the Jays would have to include for Reddick is another story since Beane is so unpredictable trade-wise. I just listed Boyd as a starting point.
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Look at his actions, not his words. He's not trading Navarro. When he really wants to trade someone, see Adam Lind.
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Yep. Smoak is getting the shaft. The sad part is he's actually hitting well enough to keep the starting job. Nepotism in full force.
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This is beating a dead horse, but what trade value?? Giving him reps at DH is not going to make teams covet him for a catching position when they could have gotten him a few months ago if they really wanted him. He is still on this team because they like him. If they do trade him, it would probably be if he threw a fit publicly, and even his spring trade request was ignored. He's not being showcased.
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LOL. Please enlighten me on which s***** back-up catcher got extensive reps at DH over far better options on another team. Last five years, ten years, whatever. I know you're an idiot, so I will point out that using DH to periodically rest starting catchers is not the same.
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Make that trade and then trade Boyd for Reddick (or equivalent). If you don't replace Edwin's bat, then Navarro will play every damn day and bat 4th. Not worth it.
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Don't get it twisted. If Edwin were traded then Navarro would be the DH and Smoak or Colabello at first. The offense would be a lot worse, especially when CC starts hitting into outs.
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Yep it defies logic. Edwin is injured and sucks defensively. Navarro historically cannot hit rhp at all. Smoak is better against rhp and is the best defensive first base option on the team. I mean, would any other manager in baseball play Navarro at DH in this situation?
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Even with the unbalanced schedule, I think the two WC spots will be won by the AL East. The rest of the league is mediocre at best.
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Seriously, the Orioles have gotten way too much good fortune the past few years. Their schedule in the next week or so looks fairly easy too. I don't see them losing very often.
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Good one.
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Hamels would make more sense than Cueto due to years of control, so if they're going to do one "f*** the future" trade, it should be with the Phillies.
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Especially since they just took 2/3 in Tampa.
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Justin Masterson beats Chris Archer. Hey, I'm not going to question these miracles, I'll just take them. Rays lose. Yankees down 3-1 in the 8th. Orioles win Game 1 of their DH and chances are they'll win the 2nd game just because. Things are getting tight in the East.
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The last two one run games have been wins. Progress.
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The Orioles are scary. Said before, I wish the Jays got Duquette after AA already made those big moves (Donaldson, Martin, and so on). Angelos won't let him leave Baltimore if they keep winning every year.
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Good work Osuna.
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If only the Jays had a real 1B who could have played today. f*** you, John Gibbons.
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Ump helping the Jays. I'll take it.
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Loup is good against LHB but my god he scares the crap out of me when he comes into games with runners on base.
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Can Travis hit and Goins play defense? That would be acceptable.
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Considering the circumstances around why they needed a RF to begin with, I'll call that an exception and not a norm. They usually build internally and make smart trades.
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It's so good to have Travis instead of Goins at 2B.
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I can take solace in the fact that Ned Yost and John Farrell were the last two managers that represented the AL in the World Series, so the Jays can still win with the Wobbly Redneck and his managerial incompetence calling the shots. They'll just have to outscore teams by huge margins to avoid too many close game situations (where Gibbons is outmanaged on a nightly basis).
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Hutchison throws so many pitches.