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Jays are among several teams that have interest in top free agent starter Framber Valdez,
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and I have learned
@nypostsportspitchers and catchers report to spring training Tuesday February 10
in case anyone celebratesGood to hear.
Unless you pay to have all stars at every position which only one team in the league does.
And only one team wins. Such a Canadacuck. Maybe the Dodgers will share the World Series with the Jays if they ask nicely since “only one team” can invest in the best players available. No, retard, only one team is WILLING to spend more money to win. The Jays spend money but don’t want to go all the way. They could take the money they wanted to give to Tucker and give it to another top player. But they won’t. And that’s why the Dodgers won last time and why they will next time too.
It really was. No point in comparing our offseason to the Dodgers, they just do whatever TF they want. Compared to just about every other team in the league, the Jays killed it. Run with this team, see what needs to be tweaked around the trade deadline, then target guys to fill those holes.
It takes a lot of things to go your way to get to the big show, and a lot went right for the Jays last year. Hopefully, they can spark that magic again for another run.
The Dodgers beat the Jays. The Dodgers beat the Jays in the offseason. Why will the World Series result be any different? The Jays need to do more if they expect to actually win this time. It’s basic.
It really was. No point in comparing our offseason to the Dodgers, they just do whatever TF they want. Compared to just about every other team in the league, the Jays killed it. Run with this team, see what needs to be tweaked around the trade deadline, then target guys to fill those holes.
It takes a lot of things to go your way to get to the big show, and a lot went right for the Jays last year. Hopefully, they can spark that magic again for another run.[/quote]
Exactly.
Unless you pay to have all stars at every position which only one team in the league does.Yup. In his presser he didnt seem to keen on staying past one year.
Its the mets, so they have a way of choking, we’ll see.I dont think the Jays will be adding anymore big salary unless they move some salary out. The “extra” money allocated for Tucker will probably go back into their coffers.
Maybe add another cheap RP, or a Brendan Donovan trade?Great off season for the Jays though. Hopefully they get another bat.
It really was. No point in comparing our offseason to the Dodgers, they just do whatever TF they want. Compared to just about every other team in the league, the Jays killed it. Run with this team, see what needs to be tweaked around the trade deadline, then target guys to fill those holes.
It takes a lot of things to go your way to get to the big show, and a lot went right for the Jays last year. Hopefully, they can spark that magic again for another run.
Bo might only be a 1 year deal with NYM.
Makes sense for Bellinger to go back to NYY, he is suited for their silly stadium.
I really wish the Jays got/would get Mason Miller ..would be so fun to watch 104mph
Yup. In his presser he didnt seem to keen on staying past one year.
Its the mets, so they have a way of choking, we’ll see.I dont think the Jays will be adding anymore big salary unless they move some salary out. The “extra” money allocated for Tucker will probably go back into their coffers.
Maybe add another cheap RP, or a Brendan Donovan trade?Great off season for the Jays though. Hopefully they get another bat.
Bo might only be a 1 year deal with NYM.
Makes sense for Bellinger to go back to NYY, he is suited for their silly stadium.
I really wish the Jays got/would get Mason Miller ..would be so fun to watch 104mph
I really wish the Jays got/would get Ohtani but I was told we don’t need him.
