Nafro
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Yes because most doctor's have trophy's on their end tables,pictures of baseball players, and articles about baseball teams...instead of medical degrees on their walls. Read what it says on the door. My guess is this is the Public Relations office for Licey or another baseball org.
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Have you seen the new multi year Katoh and tweaks that managed to get rid of Samir Duenez? Pretty neat. http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/katohs-top-100-list-now-incorporating-multiple-years/
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....speechless
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Claim on Rymer Liriano to replace OF depth?
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So it turns out Aaron Sanchez's 25 pound weight gain is easy to explain. He just borrowed it from Colby Lewis. Though that would most certainly not make it 25 pounds of muscle.
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Blue Jays hire Murov as director of baseball operations
Nafro replied to Angrioter's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Considering the amount of total budget spent on player personnel, I think spending some money on the executives making those choices is a wise idea. Especially when your poaching executives from the Red Sox, the Indians and the International Department of the Texas Rangers. I still think we see Ramon Pena come on board as well. -
Blue Jays hire Murov as director of baseball operations
Nafro replied to Angrioter's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Mysteriously dwindling budget. It was projected to be 140 million, seems that it's going to be in that ball park. Besides that there certainly is no mystery as to where the Canadian dollar is going and why. -
It was actually Bird for Smoak and Grichuk, Smoak was the throw in of the deal. My prediction is Grichuk is a top 10 CF this year. No despair at all.
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I'm pretty certain that is a ridiculous statement.
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Since Shapiro is our President, can we look at the picks the Indians made when he had a similar roll with them. Francisco Lindor Tyler Naquin Bradley Zimmer Clint Frazier Justus Sheffield Brady Aiken It seems to me that's a pretty sic list.
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Gil Kim hired as Director, Player Development (new position)
Nafro replied to metafour's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Thanks to Phil Bickford and International Scouting we have Troy Tulowitzki. How's that for a stretch. Bickford doesn't sign, so we get an extra pick and are able to take risk/reward pick of Hoffman. Tinoco/Castro some of those 100K signee's Ang's talking about. Does anyone else think Ramon Pena is also coming here to head up our Latin Operations? -
I don't think Utley is even a marginal HOF candidate, but you should note he did win a Championship (2008).
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"Laces out Dan!"
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This^
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Do you probably qualify Storen next off-season?
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Tim Raines Ken Griffery Jr. Mike Piazza Jeff Bagwell Curt Schilling Barry Bonds Roger Clemens Edgar Martinez Lee Smith Trevor Hoffman
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Roger Clemens responds to Roy Halladay
Nafro replied to reedjohnsonfan's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Jesus -
Great memories!
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I did a full paper and presentation on TJS for one of my biomechanical engineering classes when I was in school. It's a fascinating operation. It kind of gives me a boner.
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Ummmm Becerra made it into BA's NY Mets top 10. Let's not forget the third piece of that deal!
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What's the going rate these days for fantasy baseball consultation?
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Sounds like something a troll would say....
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The first rule of League of Newbs....there are no rules. Except the carefully constructed league constitution on (insert fantasy site here).
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I think it needs to be debated whether HGH is even a PED. It is used to boost the bodies ability to recover from injury or to counteract effects of aging. I think if you can have something prescribed that will help you recover from injury quicker and doesn't necessarily have any long term side effects, it may not be a "PED". I think much more clinical testing needs to be done to see if it even is a benefit and if there are adverse effects. If any of you "blew out your knee" and could have something prescribed that would help you recover. Would it not be better to use that with a rehabilitation regiment, than pain-killers which by masking the pain can actually lead to more damage? Do you not think you would want to have that option, so you could get back to working and living your life? As Biotechnology/Pharmacology continues to advance I guess this debate will always exist. What's performance enhancing versus medically justified?
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Really? Ask Roy Halladay what a sports psychologist can do to help your development. I think Yogi said it best. Or was that Yoda?
