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  1. I wanted a higher end backup catcher but now I'm pretty sure that ship is sailed. Heinemann and Sanchez are both passable enough defensive backups to actually give us decent depth as the 2/3 guys. As long as Kirk is up to taking on a bigger workload, there won't be enough innings to lose too much value at the backup catcher spot. Better to spend on the more pressing needs at this point.
  2. #57 was also worn by both Gary Carter (1974) and Randy Johnson (1988) for their debut stints with the Expos. In terms of stars with longevity in the number, Johan Santana wore #57 for twelve seasons. I recall watching Doc outduel Santana on Opening Day when both were at their peak. That was 2006, after the Jays huge off season where we acquired Burnett, Glaus, Molina, Overbay and BJ Ryan.
  3. Merry Christmas everyone, all the best to you and your loved ones
  4. 57 days until Spring Training! #57 has been worn by fifteen Blue Jays over the years, including righty Shawn Camp
  5. 58 days until Spring Training! #58 has been worn by nine different Blue Jays. The most tenured by far was Tim Mayza, I was a bit surprised to find out that he was around for eight seasons.
  6. Gimenez put up a 6 WAR season already. Are you getting a headshot or full body portrait of Ross?
  7. Leaves former top prospect Brett Baty fully squeezed out of the picture as well. https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/brett-baty-landing-spots-five-teams-who-could-trade-for-former-top-mets-prospect-and-give-him-a-second-chance/
  8. My New years resolution is to be less like a lot of you. Merry Christmas
  9. 59 days until Spring Training! #59 has been worn by 14 different Blue Jays over the years, the most tenured being Brad Mills
  10. Sounds more like a decent 2B or good utility guy to me, but could be another option at some point this year
  11. Blue Jays Axis Blue Jays Centrum Orioles Hangout Suxxxx
  12. He's the second most tenured #60 in MLB history, wore it for all 12 years of his career. Dallas Keuchel has just appeared in his 13th season with his brief stint in Milwaukee, and has likewise worn #60 his whole career.
  13. Mostly just the Orioles fans so we're probably going to be fine. I'm just being facetious, it's a long standing tradition to take shots at the O's hangout, I don't actually visit there at all.
  14. Welcome Brock! Please don't turn us into the next Orioles Hangout
  15. 60 days until Spring Training! #60 has been worn by eleven different Blue Jays, including lefty reliever Scott Schoeneweis
  16. 61 days until Spring Training! #61 has only ever been worn by one player in Blue Jays history. Just in time for Christmas, it's Gift Ngoepe!
  17. Not sure why the Stros trotted out Jon Singleton at 1B all year, but that should be a sizable upgrade
  18. 62 days until Spring Training! #62 has been worn by seven Blue Jays, but the most tenured by far was Aaron Loup.
  19. "I Survived the Great Kepler War of 2024" t-shirts are available on my Etsy shop
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