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  1. I think this is generally correct. Their EBITDA number is something like $24 million. So yeah, a spike in payroll could easily put them in a loss position.
  2. Baseball armageddon is bound to happen one day. Need a floor and a cap or else 25 teams play for nothing.
  3. How dare he?!?
  4. The Jays (Pete Walker) have to get Cease to attack the zone. On first pitch strikes he below league average. For a guy with his velo/stuff this is unacceptable. Im pretty sure the Jays will have him get aggressive early in the count. This is what I found online: Cease. MLB avg. Spin %. 52.6% 31% 1st pitch strikes 60%. 61.8% In Zone 46.5%. 48.9% Edge. 42.2%. 42.7% If he throws first pitch strikes next season = Cy Young
  5. Berrios is here. He's not leaving. He's going to give up 28 bombs in 2026. And you're all going to watch and enjoy it.
  6. Could this also be a case that it just isn't their philosophy as an org with respect to pitcher development? Perhaps they think the it is best to work on and develop the existing raw material talent of a pitcher instead of new pitch development? Or is it just a matter of they aren't good at it as you stated? How do you rate the Pirates in such a case? I had heard that the Pirates are big believers in the race to two. Ie. Get two strikes before two balls in the count. Which it seems the Jays embraced and now spreading like wildfire but that it originated out of the Pirates org first. In short the Pitching to Win philosophy; weird that it comes from the Pirates.
  7. I don't get why some are so enamored with Scherzer to the extent that they want him back in any capacity. Is it the resume? The high strung attitude? The vetrin presents? Sure he had some value in the playoffs and is an easy guy to cheer for but why take a chance with a guy north of 40? He is an injury waiting to happen. Too much volatility for me. Thanks for your efforts Max. Wish you well wherever you end up but your time in Toronto has come to an end.
  8. Actually if you go onto the Orioles Hangout they have a thread on the Cease signing and there are posters on there trying to convince others that Kremer is the equivalent of Cease.
  9. No I don't think you can do FIP by inning (open to correction). It is a measure of the season as a whole. But why would you need to because it encapsulates hr's, walks, strikeouts, innings pitched, and hit by pitch. The number is sound because it uses a fip constant to make it scale like era. Generally because his FIP is lower than his era it means his underlying performance is better than what his era shows. ie. maybe bad luck or bad defense, etc.
  10. Yeah, agreed. I see people saying he is up and down but if you look at his FIP by year it is remarkably consistent: 2021.....3.46 2022.....3.15 2023......3.62 2024.......3.25 2025......3.52 The guy is money.
  11. Was 2022 an anomaly for Cease?
  12. Did the Jays just inflate salaries for the rest of the starters on the market? You bet. Wonder if this will cause a mad rush to scoop up the other starters. Hopefully he doesn't give up a bunch of hr's at the Rogers Centre, (a possibility, he gave up career high 21 last season...gulp). Pete Walker has some work to do.
  13. So the Jays got a Boras client. Money talks.
  14. Guys, don't look at the term or dollars. This guy is durable and the Jays just sent notice league wide that they are not effing around. That's a top of the rotation starter that a rival team can not now get. Windows to win championships close extremely fast and this management group knows it. Ed Rogers got a taste holding that ALCS trophy and his ego wants more, which is fine by me. Flags fly forever. Can't wait for spring.
  15. Come on, it's the offseason. Some leeway is in order, right?
  16. Bieber off of tj...TBD Yesavage....great so far but sss Berrios....don't need to say anything Lauer....ok, maybe
  17. Gray had a no trade clause so the Cards are lucky to move him. He signed a three year 75M contract heavy on the back end with the Cards. Gray is a true mercenary, doesn't stay anywhere longer than three years. Business.
  18. The only sure thing in the Jays starting rotation as it stands today is Gausman. That's it. Get to work Ross.
  19. You know we laugh but his story has tragic arc. First round pick, to rookie sensation, all-star game selection and then opening day starter. All that and then a steep decline that no one saw coming. I hope he manages to find a roster spot with somebody but it doesn't look good. Sad.
  20. Why are we reopening old wounds? No more WS talk please. Let it go. Time to move on. Shove off. Zip it. Don't dredge up the past. Turn the page. Look forward.
  21. Bichette and Story on the Bosox infield...yikes! What are they thinking?
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