Spanky__99

What are you laughing at my comment for toe-rag, what's so funny you f*cking invalid?

Go away Olerud, every f***ing year, man.

The only team projected well in that group is the Bucs.

Ughh... they need to start clawing W's away man, pitching did there job 2 days straight, rough sledding so far. f*** the Dbacks man, wake up

Pen's gassed, meat.

JimmyC dropped him in a 12 teamer 5 minutes ago...

Again today with a rope.

Corbin's a f***in' Stud, MAN!!!

One more like that Corbin, or a DP, thanks! Hell what the f*** a K

We kind of new that immediately, can't replace that guy in trade or otherwise at this point in the season, Valenzuela was a good get last season.

Latest write up by BA in early April... BA Grade/Risk: 60/High Adjusted Grade: 45 Track Record: In the months leading up to the 2025 draft, no player had more helium than Parker. A four-year varsity starter for Purvis High in Mississippi, his impressive performance at East Coast Pro in 2024 got the hype train to leave the station. The Blue Jays drafted Parker with the eighth overall pick in 2025 and signed him for just under $6.2 million. He didn’t debut following the draft but did participate in unofficial bridge league games. Parker’s birth name is Joseph, but he goes by JoJo. His twin brother Jacob is an outfielder who played for Purvis and attends Mississippi State. Scouting Report: Parker is a physical shortstop who stands 6-foot-2 with a strong, muscular build and room to add more strength. He was one of the older players in the 2025 high school class but shows arguably the best balance of hitting and power among his prep peers. Parker sets up with an open stance and a narrow base. He rests the bat on his shoulder, then engages his load with a leg kick that feeds into an aggressive stride. Parker shows plus bat-to-ball skills and a patient approach. He can get overly passive at times, taking too many hittable pitches in the zone. He does a good job of pulling pitches located on the inner half of the plate and shows plus raw power. His swing is more geared toward hard line drives than lofted fly balls, but he should grow into above-average power at peak. Parker is an average runner who gets out of the box well, but he’s unlikely to impact the game much with his speed. Parker is a shortstop at present but is likely to move to third base. He lacks the quick-twitch mechanisms and range needed to play shortstop. He does have a strong internal clock and an above-average arm. The Future: Parker projects as an above-average regular at third base who could one day grow into an all-star. Scouting Grades Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 50 | Field: 50 | Arm: 55

Varsho's hittin' one to the moon!

Gerrit Cole is up to 42 pitches in sim games and starting this week in AA, he's way ahead of his predicted timeline. Dude's a machine.

Yeah, felt like a Royals loss, get it tomorrow.

They scored 9 runs yesterday, are you new or something, it's baseball, s*** happens. Straw won the game last night, fyi.

Seek help...

ROGERS SUCKS DFA HIS ASS!!!!

Do you fall out of bed complaining? 🤔

Former Jay's son, Alan Ashby.

Jays in Flight!!!

Oops... I'm late, nvmd.

And I'd take Corbin over a rookie scuffling to get by 3.2 innings per outing tomorrow. Easy peasy!

Okamoto bro.

Same could be said for the Brewers... GO JAYS GO!!!