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  1. Pendleton

    NHL Thread

    Double post
  2. Pendleton

    NHL Thread

    Ducks are firmly in the Bedard sweepstakes, a Leafs win is best for all
  3. Pendleton

    NHL Thread

    The Ducks are pretty bad, better not lose to them
  4. We are tied in wins
  5. Pendleton

    NHL Thread

    Assigned to the AHL though. Unless he suddenly makes himself the hardest working guy in that league, he's pretty much out of rope in terms of convincing anyone he could help a winning NHL team.
  6. Pendleton

    NHL Thread

    He's one of those guys who falls into they category of most talented players that no one wants. He's never figured out that teams will always prefer a hardworking, reliable 30 point guy over one who sells out for offense in order to score 40.
  7. Padres because they've never won and I appreciate their complete balls to the wall effort to change that.
  8. Someone mentioned Cimber as being the right guy if they intent on pulling Gausman there, and that made sense to me. Completely different look, and gives up very few HR. But hindsight and whatever.
  9. 2023 5th available for a 2022 pick
  10. Offered you a free pick next year for 49 and you declined?
  11. https://bluejaysnation.com/2022/09/16/profiling-the-six-blue-jays-prospects-that-are-heading-to-the-arizona-fall-league/ Quick blurb on each of the six Jays prospects headed to the AFL
  12. We no longer have keepers/waiver draft, moved to a true dynasty format. 20 man active roster and 12 minor leaguers.
  13. https://www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/longform/how-an-off-the-radar-flyer-became-one-of-the-blue-jays-top-pitching-prospects/ With Robberse, Tinnish remembers, “everyone looked at the radar gun. When you see a lot of 85s and 86s, it’s not lighting you up. But I took a step back and was like, ‘Man, everything else is there that has a chance to be special if that strength/velo component comes.’ I left there with a really, really strong gut feel about the guy.”
  14. I'm just disappointed that no one took the opportunity to knock Odor clear out of his cleats with a sucker punch
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