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  1. The Blue Jays are 0.5 GB of the 8th seed, just behind the Orioles. They play the O’s 7 more times this season.
  2. DOLEEESeee Unclenched
  3. non-competitive walk
  4. Put some Respek on Chance Sisco, Austin Hays, Dillon Tate, and Keegan Akin
  5. Gurriel’s bat is heating up some more
  6. The Blue Jays School of Fielding
  7. Shaw has been pretty decent
  8. At this rate Borucki will get to face 6 batters by 2022.
  9. Gurriel’s bat is finally heating up
  10. Baby blue looks okay on Biggio and Bichette. Vlad not so much for obvious reasons.
  11. We’re so far below our 2016 payroll, they’re paying Grichuk chump change. It was a gamble but didn’t really cost them that much. We have enough money to sign both Trevor Bauer and George Springer this offseason if payroll goes back up to anything close to 2016.
  12. His launch angle was a negative number the first two weeks. It’s now closer to last season.
  13. Mike Trout 172 wRC+ Randal Grichuk 190 wRC+ Let’s call the Angels right now.
  14. We’re doing things, good things. I like it.
  15. Let the ball travel
  16. I think he missed most of summer camp from Covid
  17. Teoscar couldn’t play yesterday due to back injury. Why isn’t he DH today?
  18. That’s not good.
  19. Doesn’t sound that serious...? Maybe? Someone give me hope.
  20. Grichuk’s success is definitely not an accident. Just wondering if he’ll stay consistent with it for an entire season. He’s always been a power hitter that launches fastballs, but now he’s made some minute but significant changes: - seeing the ball longer before his swing, giving himself a chance to identity breaking ball from fastball - deliberately seeing more pitches per plate appearance (like Biggio) - laying off breaking balls that dive off the zone This has improved his walk rate, O-Swing, and SwStr%. He’s more selective at the plate and his K% will come down as a result. His WOBA against breaking pitches are also much higher now. These are all very positive changes for a power hitter, but it’s A LOT harder to do than it looks or else everyone would be doing it. It all makes sense on paper, but can he continue it all season? We shall see.
  21. His fastball command has never been this bad ever since he reworked the delivery to only pitch from the stretch, since the AFL when he touched 104 MPH. If it’s a health thing, that does make some sense. But a lot of pitchers don’t look right at this time, it’s been a very weird season. Just pray it’s not a long term injury.
  22. I heard we have an amazing board basketball league. Is there room?
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