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  1. So they are down Varsho and Martinez for today’s game??? I mean Bo is supposed to be back Tuesday and Martinez was going to be sent down anyway. However, down two position players for today’s game is not good. Looks like they will have Clement and Kirk on the bench.
  2. Since you asked. Out of 10 leagues with each having a minimum 26 man roster, one up to 33 I believe. So 260 players minimum. I have Jansen on 2 teams. Romero on one, and Varsho on one I believe and Bassitt on one. That is it.
  3. Ask me how many Blue Jays I have on my 10 Fantasy Teams. I knew.
  4. Carasco is probably their worst SP. I thought if you were going to take a game in their park, tonight would have been it.
  5. Blow it up. Seriously. Don’t kid yourself this team can hang.
  6. I feel bad for poor Martinez. Our Martinez..
  7. This is why you date a girl for at least two years before you propose.
  8. I'm ok with that actually. Just don't want Atkins makeing that pick.
  9. Go for what? An October PRO/AM Golf tournament?
  10. I will conceded Vlad is probably worth an additional $2 mill AAV after his new haircut.
  11. Bello is a s***** pitcher?
  12. I picked the wrong night to stop sniffing glue.
  13. Logan Allen is available in the DDL
  14. I think it has to do with a possible sell off/ re-tool. Want to get that revenue locked in while you still have “big stars”.
  15. Yea, but as AA says, look at the run differential of a team at the deadline, that’s how you know if you add or sell etc. 2021 Braves, 2015 Blue Jays etc. The current trend is not looking like the Jays will have a significant number in the plus runs column, anytime soon.
  16. The difference is the Blue Jays have been s*** for two years now and didn’t do anything about it. They were also at full strength. Let’s see what AA does. I would wager he won’t let it continue through the trade deadline a full off season and 60 plus games into the next season.
  17. Biggio had 8 middle of the order ABs last year in the ALDS. That is eight too many, especially middle order. DFA him made sure we are not tempted to even try something like that again.
  18. Just until Muncy comes back and because Kiki sucks this year. Then we will see..
  19. I have come to the conclusion (and being 100% serious), that Teams disrespect the Jays offense so much, that they purposely bring milb pitchers up to start against the Jays instead of other Teams. This is like the 3rd time now and second time in two weeks. I know in the case of Baltimore, they pushed back Bradish so Povich would start against us.
  20. Rea's good. You have to tip your cap. You know, we worked deep in the counts, our EV was solid. We will go out there tomorrow and battle and you know. it is just a matter of time until it all starts clicking.
  21. Thanks Spank! Horwitz
  22. I missed watching the game. Anyone have video of the Spencer Horowitz base running brain fart? I want to see what happened? Thanks
  23. Yes, obesity is a risk factor for spinal stenosis, a condition that occurs when the spinal canal narrows, potentially pinching nerves. Obesity can contribute to spinal stenosis through biomechanical changes that damage the spine, such as: Degenerative disc disease Being overweight or obese can speed up the process of disc wear and tear, which can reduce their ability to cushion the spine. Increased compression forces Adiposity in the trunk of the body can increase compression forces on disc surfaces.
  24. Yes you can: Doctors have long felt that being overweight can lead to degenerative disc (DDD) disease of the spine, often causing lower back pain. Statistics show that as a patient’s BMI (Body Mass Index) climbs, so does the incident of their lower back pain. Patients with a BMI greater than 25 are more likely to develop osteoarthritis than those with a lower BMI. This is the deduction from observing the biomechanical action of body weight on the discs of the spine, where bearing years of extra pressure will often take its toll on the bones and cartilage of joints.
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