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  1. Where are you getting this information about pumping them full of hormones? The USDA has banned all hormones and steroids in poultry since the 1950s. No hormones or steroids are approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for use in poultry, and doing so via the water, feed or injection is specifically prohibited by law. Also, Canada banned the use of hormones in Canadian poultry on March 4, 1963.. And of course companies have been promoting that they are selling chicken that's been raised without the use of hormones, which is a f***ing dirty tactic, because all chickens are raised without the use of hormones - they are just feeding off the idiots who believe internet memes - including the one that woman's breasts are getting larger these days because they eat so much chicken with hormones in it.
  2. Oh is that the only measure of a team's success? Then yes, I remember when the Blue Jays won a total of 4 playoff games and 0 division titles in the 80's (despite 7 straight years > .500). It was a f***ing glorious time to be alive. "It doesn't get any better than that".
  3. Speaking of idiots. You think management/coaches should be fired if they don't get Ohtani?
  4. Isn't a >.500 record for 4 straight years and a playoff birth in 3 of the last 4 years (while missing a clean 4 for 4 by 1 game) a sustainable winner? I mean the Jays haven't been >.500 for 4 straight years since that run from '83 to '93. But yeah, that POS GM who hasn't even acquired a guy like Soto should be s*** on for potentially trading for him?
  5. I think I played the Homeniuk and Knudson 9's. They said we played like 14 of the 18 holes they used in the Canadian Open.
  6. I remember the days when the Big Crunch was #1. That baby was glorious.
  7. No f***ing way John - unless MB has just given up in Alberta.
  8. If your point is that Gillick found a way to win the World Series - then go with that man. He sold out everything he could to bring home 2 titles and flags fly forever. Nobody would disagree with that. Suggesting he convinced people to come here for nothing was your mistake, because, well, it wasn't true. Using trade as an example is also stupid, because, well, you don't convince people to come to Toronto via trades.....The example of convincing players to come to Toronto for "next to nothing" would be a FA who signs well under market and well, I don't think there are many examples of Gillick doing that.
  9. You just provided your own example, where Gillick gave up a future HOF player for a rental, when you are trying to suggest that Gillick convinced players to come here for "next to nothing". It's mind boggling how stupid this is. The multi-quote feature has you all f***ed up too...just a train wreck.
  10. What a fantastic example to prove your point Ian. Thanks for coming out.
  11. Yeah, my son and I both really enjoy Mary Brown's. The sandwiches and tenders are great and I enjoy their wedges. That said, I f***ing love Popeyes also.
  12. I suspect because they think he'll provide them with more value at 2nd base and feel that either internally or externally, they can find a RF to replace Betts a lot easier than they can find a starter at 2nd base?
  13. Good point - I better ask her tonight.
  14. I hope Big Country didn't. But he also wasn't on the Indians in the mid 2000's. Hafner was brought in to replace Thome.
  15. Hafner was a f***ing beast. Those mid 2000 Indians teams were fun with Hafner, Sizemore, Victor Martinez, Shin-Soo Choo, Coco Crisp, Jhonny Peralta, CC, Cliff Lee, etc. I love going back in the way-back machine to look up old teams like that. Thanks.
  16. OK - so I may be a big low. Says it's 10 years $450M. I think there's a lot of value in getting Soto from age 25-35 instead of getting Ohtani from age 31-40
  17. Dare I say it, but I think there's a good argument that trading for Soto and signing him to a 10 year $350M deal may be better than signing Ohtani to a 10 year $600M deal. I f***ing LOVE Ohtani, but the age difference is huge. Soto is just so legit. To have him from like age 25 to 35 would be unreal. Offensively, he's equal to Ohtani IMO. He just falls short on the bases - and well, he can't pitch. He also sucks defensively, but if Ohtani is pitching, then he's a DH so he doesn't help there either. I'm not 100% convinced teams are going to get a ton of value out of Ohtani's arm moving forward. I think there's legit concern that he may not remain an elite pitcher or stay healthy enough to give you say 700+ innings over a 10 year deal.
  18. Maybe? I don't know how much things like "pressure to be the alpha" actually influence a players performance. I don't think having Ohtani in the Jays lineup would hurt Vlad at all.
  19. I think there's a possibility they want to trade for Soto so they can sign him long term with the money they were going to extend Vlad and/or Bo with - assuming they will both walk. That has nothing to do with your question. I have no idea if Lee is good. Seems like there's a decent probability that he sucks though.
  20. I got the opportunity to play Oakdale this past August and they cut the hole in the same place it was for the Canadian Open....then they had a little flag on the green where Taylor made the putt from - so everyone was allowed to take a few runs at it. It was very cool. The putt is insane though. Way more break and slope than you can see on TV. I have a cool video of my attempting to make it. I gave it a good roll and missed by about an inch.....only to then watch it roll off the back of the green. Really cool course too.
  21. I think I like TS more than I like GB. But I don't really give a f*** if TS's boyfriend loses, so this was a win-win situation for me personally. Love is on a heater right now. That young receiving core is starting to gel now that they are healthy (besides Musgrove - although Kraft has played well in his absence). Would be nice to get Jones back healthy. It will be interesting to see how they finish the year.
  22. 100%. There's no way his floor is 1.5-2 WAR
  23. All titles are based on click potential man.
  24. That's not really now it works man. He'd be perfectly fine in the OF. And if you want some history on this, Rick Ankiel had TJ surgery, but then gave up pitching to be a full time OFer. He had an INCREDIBLE arm in the OF. Here's some proof
  25. No? Where was that? I think the vast majority of people believe AA is now a very good GM. Is he perfect? No, he still makes mistakes, but he's very good.
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