Spanky__99

I thought you were incorrect, apparently not, so he can still end up an Oriole after all. https://birdswatcher.com/2019/11/27/baltimore-orioles-updates-dylan-bundy-jonathan-villar-trades/

Resigned.

Looking for any reasonable offers on any of these guys for '21 picks, prices vary obviously. I'll just be dropping players in the waiver draft if it's not what I'm looking for, if that makes sense, lol. Also please send offers via fantrax, so I can save offers there as pending. Jorge Alfaro C - MIA Austin Nola 1B,2B - SEA Matt Thaiss 1B,3B - LAA Adam Frazier 2B - PIT David Fletcher 2B,3B,SS,OF - LAA Joey Wendle 2B,3B,SS - TB Jay Bruce 1B, OF Odubel Herrera CF,OF - PHI Mike Fiers SP - OAK Gio Gonzalez SP - (N/A) Free Agent Matt Shoemaker SP - TOR Scott Oberg RP - COL

Sure, whatever.

Rays castoff Jesus Aguilar could be interesting target for Blue Jays... https://sports.yahoo.com/rays-castoff-jesus-aguilar-could-be-interesting-target-for-blue-jays-202427674.html

Love this blurb, by a Fantrax fantasy writer... https://www.fantrax.com/news/mlb/fantasy-columns/ynn9xckhk3760kus

*phew*

WAT??? I love football...

Guesstimate or little birdies in your ear? I hope it isn't the latter, cause they needed to add 8M at the least. *sighs* If the Jays offered another year at his current AAV, he might've taken it. I would of been cool with that.

Profar was tendered, bro. He'd need to be acquired via trade, and he's on the market. I'm sure Toronto's kicking tires at the least.

Yer dumn... Yennier Cano <---- Proper spelling... (Fantrax are Dumn) Scouting grades: Fastball: 70 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 50 | Overall: 55 At 25, Cano is one of the oldest and most experienced players available on the international market. He's also one of the most interesting. He's a big and strong reliever with four pitches, and there are some scouts who believe he has a chance to break camp next Spring Training with the big league team that signs him. The right-hander has shown a fastball that hovers in the 94-96 mph range with some sink. He also features an above average slider, split fastball and changeup, a pitch he did not throw often in Cuba. He also throws an average curve. Cano, who often prefers to pitch out of the stretch, has shown good mechanics and there is some deception to his delivery. He also has enough stamina and strength to throw three or four innings if needed and is in the best shape he has ever been in. His command is average. Cano played three seasons with Ciego de Avila in Cuba's Serie National and was part of the national team that played against the Tampa Bay Rays in Havana in 2016. He later pitched in Argentina after defecting from Cuba in 2018. Cano became eligible to sign with a Major League team in February and is represented by Scott Shapiro and Barry Praver of Magnus Sports. It's uncertain if he will sign during the current international signing period or wait until the next period begins July 2.

WAT??? Geez... man.

Also, no taxes in Texas.

I'd be happy with that, though, I'd rather have Keuchel over a WC player.

lol... yeah, terrible pitcher. https://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx?playerid=10123&position=P

Weird how Bill Peters still hired, he even said sorry today.

Yeah... smart.

I read 2/30 earlier today, if it's 3/30 he likes Texas! Again, he must love Texas!

Hey, I like that trade... I give the edge to CD. ETA: Balosovic is sexy too.

Barrie again... WAT?

lol... well said!

Detroit would be nuts to pass him up, I'll hope he falls to T.O.