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  1. That's the thing, it's like, are you aiming to be a sixth place team in the Eastern Conference for years to come? Because that's the kind of ceiling you're putting together right now while paying a lot in salary, giving up ping pong balls and draft capital.
  2. Blue jays are officially the MLB version of Meg from Family Guy.
  3. I don't really get the Brandon Ingram hype. A really nice player don't get me wrong, but he's never really fully healthy and I just don't know if he really moves the needle on a rebuilding team. I'd rather have used that first rounder as part of a move for a bigger player down the road. If I'm taking my chances with an injury-prone player from New Orleans I'd go all in after Zion. If RJ was going the other way I would feel much better about this deal.
  4. Don't really care, didn't really want him, don't want Bregman either. Max I'm good with, but otherwise I still don't know what the hell we're trying to do here.
  5. I...can't tell if you're serious or not. He's not a very efficient scorer, and for a guy who was drafted to be a three-point sniper he really hasn't been. He might still be a three-point sniper in time, he might still end up being a very useful role player for a good team at some point but I haven't seen anything yet that says he should be untouchable. Kind of seems like just a guy to me so far. Scored a lot early because the team had so many injuries, but struggles to get his offense off when he's playing alongside some decent talent. Great name though. Endless fun.
  6. There's nobody on this Raptors team I would consider untouchable. They are a ways away from real championship talent. The only guys I think can be championship level starters are Barnes (as a glue guy, Jack of all trades, NOT as a first or second scoring option) and Poeltl can find a place on any well built championship team. Quickley I think is better suited in the role he had in New York but is way too overpaid for that now. RJ is too inefficient and too expensive and not nearly good enough defensively. The other guys are just other guys.
  7. It might be the most shocking trade I've ever seen. Superstar for superstar and it came out of absolutely nowhere.
  8. Well yeah if it had come to that, I don't know where he is in terms of his desperation to have one more go at it versus retirement but clearly there was still a major league offer in a starting rotation available. I would think there were still a few clubs that would be willing to offer him a starting job, maybe not necessarily contenders but clubs hoping to flip him at the deadline at the very least.
  9. Why would he retire when there are teams that are still willing to employ him? At the end of the day I'm sure he knows that there are question marks about him and for good reason, but all he's got to do is prove himself until the trade deadline.
  10. Well he has his limitations in terms of what he can pick and choose at least to start the season. It has to be a team that's ready to guarantee him a rotation spot, and is willing to spend at least 15 million dollars on him clearly. Other more preferred destinations may not have been able to make those guarantees or just didn't have faith in his health or ability at this point to be an impact arm. He's not in the position to choose like he was before but I doubt he's nearly as concerned about where he starts the season, he just needs a chance to get in with a contender by the end.
  11. It would be no different if the Blue Jays were a terrible team or a contending team, it's a one year contract with low money so if the year is going terribly he gets traded to a contender. He ends up on a contender either way as long as he's healthy and doesn't completely suck.
  12. While I think we should be rebuilding, this contract works either way. It's a one-year contract with no downside. If he sucks it doesn't matter, if he's good it either helps the front offices' playoff ambitions or he's tradable at the deadline. I don't approve of the direction but I approve of this deal.
  13. Well this will not go down as my favourite Monday in history.
  14. Defense continues to be a concern for this team. Offensively in particular but even defensively I'm not sure they're much better. If not for their goaltending they would be a less entertaining version of the team they've been before. If only this team had a true number one defenseman, it would really make them a top tier contender. As it stands now they're in the second tier with a lot of teams, they need everything to fall their way and some brilliant goaltending.
  15. Have I been fooled into joining some sort of Red Sox cult? If you're going to brainwash me at least make me into a Dodgers fan please.
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  17. Field Side Corner Club Located in right field, the new space features one-of-a-kind views from field level, a private bar, food stalls with distinct offerings, and an open-air patio, all directly connected to Season Ticket Member seats in the newly renovated right field seating bowl. With an authentic sports bar atmosphere, this new field side corner club is perfect for fans looking to elevate their Blue Jays game day experience without compromising game action. Located on field level, the club looks directly into right field while the open-air terrace is nestled beside the right field baseline. Starting at less than $100 per game per seat, Blue Jays fans can become members in this new field side corner club, connected to seats in the newly renovated right field seating bowl (sections 110 to 113), by placing a deposit today. Oh, and we'll be sure to drop Emily Agard in there from time to time to really sex up the place.
  18. I think most people at this point expect to be disappointed, the surprise would be if we weren't. Maybe casuals will flip out, I don't know, but people here understand the reality is likely to be disappointing. But I think the time to decide on a concrete path is before the season.
  19. I'm fine with most of what you've said, except Bregman, I don't want him. Sign Burnes or forget the whole thing in my mind. We need a front line arm at the front of the rotation. All these things are very unlikely to happen together, but at least there would be hope for next year if we really must.
  20. I'm more confident about the goaltending than I've ever been with the current core. Lack of offence from the defence, particularly a RH shooting offensive defencemen has been an ongoing deficiency for them. Especially in the postseason, shots from the point that get through are vital. They still need to address that.
  21. Have a good whatever you celebrate. May all your nuts roast on an open fire...or however that goes.
  22. I'd bet Jets over everybody except Edmonton right now. Even betting Edmonton over them is irrational but I just have that much faith in McDavid. I might put Vegas ahead of them also, they play a proven playoff style.
  23. Oh come on now, I'm actually an optimist with the Maple Leafs. I wouldn't have them in my top four or five favorites to win the cup, but they're in that second tier. If the goaltending stays healthy, they have a shot.
  24. He will find what we all find: They're overrated.
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