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The A's can hit the ball. But we can hit the ball better.
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Blue Jays Discussion Thread (2026)
bluejaysinternNo5 replied to Ryu In My House's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Same here. I know it's so unlikely but so was the KC Royals going back and winning it in 2015. -
Blue Jays Discussion Thread (2026)
bluejaysinternNo5 replied to Ryu In My House's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
Yesavage starts the season in the IL with a right shoulder impingement. -
I remember thinking to myself, "Yeah, they're winning the world series" after they swept the Yankees in 4. You could just tell this team had "it", whatever "it" is.
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I remember seeing this before he signed with Cubs I think?
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Aight cross Framber off the list lol.
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Cease would be nice. Durable, strikes out batters. Age 30 season next year. Could come out of the bullpen in a game 7 and throw some filthy innings. Ranger Saurez is nice as a lefty that doesn't allow home runs. Probably cheaper than Cease as well.
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I think the only thing that could absolve this pain is rematching the Dodgers in the world series next year and defeating them in an equally painful way. Maybe with Ohtani Yamamoto and Sasaki giving up handfuls of runs every game and leaving MLB in disgrace.
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You're not alone, friend. That night I couldn't sleep until 3 am and when I woke up it was the first thing on my mind. I've never cried from sports before but laying in my bed watching the post game interviews of guys like Ernie Clement hit hard.
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It definitely is the worst kind of pain. I don't think anything could ever top it. Which in a way is good? All of us are hardened for the future. No matter what happens, nothing will ever be as bad as this loss. It's all up from here!
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Imanaga needs to go to San Fran or Detroit to suppress his HR numbers.
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I might be taking crazy pills but I have a feeling we are going to spend big this winter. We know they've been right in the mix for Ohtani, Soto, Cole etc. Is a payroll of 280 - 300 M out of the question? I hope not.
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Statcast is definitely not God's truth. It's not uncommon for it to be off by 10-20 feet. Remember that supposed 505 foot home run by Rowdy Tellez a while back?
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Hopefully Barger can take a starting role and run with it. Bold prediction: He hits 40 HR next year.
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Tucker and Bichette would be great.
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Clement's fly out to Pages: .380 xBa. Vlad's second to last AB where he flew out to CF: .470 xBA. (Assuming you mean Gimenez to Muncy): .590 xBA. Overall for Game 7: LAD: .331 xBA. TOR: .454 xBA. I don't even want to compute it for the whole series I have a feeling it will just piss me off.
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I really would like to see Bo and Vladdy hitting back to back for many more years.
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If it was a coaching decision to play IKF close to the bag then it really was a case of "playing not to lose" and not playing to win. Game 6 - Kike ignores his positioning card, playing shallower than intended and ends up making that crucial catch. Guess trusting your instincts like that is a benefit of post season experience.
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Same lol. For a moment, I was euphoric.
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Low command and home run prone relievers is also a strategy I am not fond of.
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Remember - it's better to have been in the World Series and lost then to have never gone at all. Even if it doesn't feel like it right now.
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Positives: Toronto more attractive to free agents? Player development possibly got over the hump? The guys will come back hungrier next year? Negatives: We f***ing lost.
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Maybe. It was pretty obvious they were setting up the DP. Idk if we could avoid that though.
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Really wanted Buck to see another.
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So many what ifs. I gotta take up stoicism man this hurts.
