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    SS Bo Bichette 2B Andres Gimenez 1B Vlad Guerrero Jr C Alejandro Kirk CF Joey Loperfido 3B Ernie Clement LF Davis Schneider RF Nathan Lukes DH Orelvis Martinez SP Easton Lucas https://www.mlb.com/player/easton-lucas-687922 -------------------------------------------------------- C Ben Rice 3B Oswaldo Cabrera 1B Dominic Smith DH Everson Pereira CF Spencer Jones SS George Lombard Jr LF Ismael Munguia 2B Braden Shewmake RF Duke Ellis SP Carlos Rodon
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    https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2025/02/details-on-nick-pivettas-contract-with-padres.html Further details released on Pivetta's contract. It would seem as though only $23M of the $55M is actually guaranteed, and there is a club option for 2027 that can be triggered by Pivetta's injury resurfacing.
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    https://www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/article/yimi-garcia-back-with-blue-jays-along-with-prospects-he-was-traded-for/
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    There's still almost a rosters worth of mostly old dudes who may still be positive contributors. https://www.mlb.com/news/2024-25-mlb-free-agents-by-position They are lacking any higher end hitting or starter talent but team remaining FA has a ton of pitching still available. Gibson Quintana Corbin Lynn Desclafani/Turnbull Robertson Kimbrel Chafin Neris Beeks Gott Kelly C Grandal 1B Rizzo 2B Rodgers (MiLB) SS Iglesias 3B JD Davis? (MiLB) LF Verdugo CF Pillar RF Canha DH JDM McCann, Merrifield, Hicks, Madrigal (MiLB)
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    There are zero days remaining until Spring Training, a number that will be worn by one of our newest Blue Jays Thanks to all who followed along and participated. Baseball photography is an underrated artform
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    One day until Spring Training! Today we honor the late four time gold glove shortstop and World Series champion, #1 is Tony Fernandez
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    Hector and I apparently have different interpretations of the word "soon"
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    Two days until Spring Training! A productive 2B who spent seven seasons in Toronto, posting a career year in 2009 and making the all Star game - #2 is Aaron Hill!
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    Bo for Devers
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    Three days until Spring Training! #3 spent five seasons in Toronto and managed a huge career year in 2006, slashing .319/.390/.475 and leading the league with 21 HBP. Another hustle and heart type, it's Reed Johnson!
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    https://www.mlb.com/news/alan-roden-praised-at-blue-jays-spring-training
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    Well that's just not a good friend move
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    Four days until Spring Training! A member of the Jays for his first eight big league seasons and he had a career year for the '92 World Series club, #4 is Manny Lee!
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    Five days until Spring Training! Another strong defensive infielder, #5 spent his final eleven big league seasons in Toronto, it's Rance Mulliniks
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    Six days until Spring Training! Highly respected for his hustle, heart and top notch defense, #6 is John McDonald!
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    2B Damaso Garcia spent seven seasons with the Jays in the 80s. Garcia had a career 7.2 WAR across eleven years, but managed a 4.6 win season for the Jays in 1982, on the back of a .310 average.
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    At first glance, I thought that was JA Happ on the mound, but it's actually Pat Rapp
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    Seven days until Spring Training! We are just a week away from baseball!!! For #7 I'm going with a hitter who socked a career high 41 dingers for the Jays in the year 2000, using a very unique batting stance that is not doubt burned in your mind - it's former Blue Jays and Expos INF Tony Batista!
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