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  1. "A big part of why we’re this high on him despite his hit tool issues is Loperfido’s very versatile defensive profile. He has the ability to play all three outfield positions at an average level, while also showing he can handle first and second-base at a passable level. The way Loperfido can move the ball around the infield at first base is actually quite special. While he does many things at an average to solid level, there’s no single aspect of his bat or defensive ability that grades out as plus; this is a profile where the sum is greater than the raw parts. Loperfido projects as a high-end bench utility player for a World Series contender and could sneak into the lineup every day for lesser clubs." The above makes Loperfido much more interesting and potentially valuable than your average plus power fringe contact type guy.
  2. Wait until they find out they are giving up more than just Bloss
  3. Pretty good young arm to get for a rental Kikuchi, hopefully we are getting another lottery ticket or two as well
  4. Prediction: Kikuchi + Green to Brewers for RHP Brett Wichrowski, SS Jesus Made, RHP Craig Yoho
  5. There's never enough catchers to go around, I'm sure someone will need a hand
  6. Pinango dominated A+ early in the season and has been league average in his first taste of AA. Has played exclusively in the corner OF since 2022 and mostly LF.
  7. Matt Shaw has split his time between 3B/2B/SS at AA but I'm not holding my breath on that one
  8. Best of luck to Yimi, served the Jays quite well.
  9. Seems like he's bounced around LoD a fair bit
  10. Can see what the MLB.com scouting report was saying with the "considerable effort" in his delivery. This level of investment is more reflective of a HS power pitcher with stuff yet reliever concerns, versus your more projectable HS arm. We need more power pitchers in the system regardless, so it's good to see one added here.
  11. https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/07/18/ubc-pitchers-mlb-draft/ 2 UBC pitchers selected in MLB Draft
  12. I didn't even realize he wasn't, that's an egregious omission, dude has the sixth best wRC+ in baseball (166) behind Judge, Ohtani, Soto, Harper and Henderson.
  13. Somewhat surprised by the number of undrafted free agent signings, thought we'd be seeing fewer of those with less minor league space available.
  14. Put some respect on Brent Rooker's name, one of the best hitters in baseball!
  15. Doubled back and repeated it, just to reiterate how little time he has for this discussion
  16. I guess I can see why the corner (and small school) profile might have pushed him to round four, but Sean Keys seems like a very legit hitting prospect. Besides the obvious with Lesevage seemingly falling in the lap in round one, I think the Keys pick intrigues the most.
  17. https://www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/article/one-sentence-on-every-blue-jays-pick-in-the-2024-mlb-draft/ Quick blurb on each of our picks in the top 10 rounds
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