SnowyEvening19

Thanks a lot for your reasonable response. Jays is the kind of a team which specialize in giving talented players a fresh start in a new environment. ( Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion, Marco Estrada ) If Pirates will give Jays 1 from their top 5 and 1 from their top 10, then Jays should seriously look into acquiring him.

During the last offseason I did hear multiple sources predicting his arm will start falling apart. On his last outing before landing on the DL, he went 1.1IP VS Nationals and gave up 5ER. His ERA when he landed on DL was 3.29 Still a rock solid young starting pitcher. JP Craptardi is welcome to send him back to Toronto.

Andrew McCutch 2014 OPS - .952 2015 OPS - .889 2016 OPS - .776 2017 OPS - .670 Well Pirates might give McCutchen to Blue Jays away for free at the moment and then also offer a couple of top prospects in return for Blue Jays agreeing to take over McCutchen. I will not be opposed to see Blue Jays acquiring McCutchen if Pirates agree to the following - Jays will receive one prospect from the top 5 prospects of Pirates organization - Jays will receive one more prospect from the top 10 prospects of Pirates organization ( Kinda like Liriano trade ) Will Liriano be happy to see his old teammate?

I wonder if Jose B taught Eddie E

Haha

I wonder wat the next promotion will be???

http://m.mlb.com/assets/images/2/1/2/229086212/cuts/edwin_bautista_1280_sbp5cutc_frttikkm.jpg http://m.mlb.com/assets/images/2/1/2/229086212/cuts/edwin_bautista_1280_sbp5cutc_frttikkm.jpg Well, the bros look happy enuff

I would not have complained if Dioner Navarro came back to Jays for his 3rd stint

Awesome photo currently on Raptors official website frontpage http://i.cdn.turner.com/drp/nba/raptors/sites/default/files/styles/game_block_hero_image/public/rapsbucks-1200_6.png?itok=UfuVrIpT

Well the dumbest ( or unluckiest teams ) are teams that barely miss playoffs. Teams that have a truly devastating record can at least acquire a lot of quality prospects at the trade deadline. I would rather Jays continue playing laughing stock baseball and then acquire enough prospects to be within top 3 in the MLB farm ranking by the end of the trade dealine

I miss Dioner Navarro. He did his job very properly.

This year, it was quite a challenge for the Blue Jays just to put the runner on 2nd let alone scoring or winning.... The starting rotation has been nothing short of outstanding!!!

Cards already leading 5-0 and loaded the bases again with less than 2 outs....

Well, possibly the worst year. The team has already set the new record for the worst start in the history of the franchise.

5-0 and already 3rd inning.