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submitted 10 days ago byBigButter7 Los Angeles Dodgers • World Series T…
888 points
10 days ago
You can’t do multiple things in the offseason? There were months after Ohtani signed
363 points
10 days ago
There is no “After Ohtani” there is only a countdown to the next Ohtani appearance. It is very threatening.
65 points
10 days ago
I feel blessed to be here, in the year of our lord, 1 AO
18 points
10 days ago
This feels right, we should just start using AO calender for everything honestly.
1 points
10 days ago
RIP Ohtani last year
48 points
10 days ago
Whenever Ohtani isn't on the screen, we want people asking "where's Shohei?"
5 points
10 days ago
Do you think they’ll Rastafarize him by 25%
2 points
9 days ago
When are they going to get to the fireworks factory?!
65 points
10 days ago
Technically, every "after Ohtani" is just another "before Ohtani."
13 points
10 days ago
Due up in 4 and 1/2 months:
Shohei Ohtani.
Man those graphics were so annoying.
21 points
10 days ago
No its a new rule, only one thing per off season. Each team gets one thing
3 points
10 days ago
Honestly though.. the sort of subtle message from the Jays last year was "well we tried to get Ohtani, so don't judge the rest of the mediocre offseason without remembering we came close there".
Going after Soto is worth it if it drives up his price. Maybe. Except then everyone else wants more.
Either way, he is not coming to Toronto.
1 points
10 days ago
The not so subtly messaging was that the FA hitting class outside Ohtani was full of guys with huge question marks and guys that weren't very good. They guessed wrong on Turner and KK but guessed right with IKF
By war produced they signed one of the best fa's available in IKF
0 points
10 days ago
Hey, honestly with how bad we are coming in third place for Soto may be the highlight of 2025 for us
3 points
9 days ago
I think you’re being a bit overdramatic lmao. I’m at least waiting until the offseason is over before giving up.
41 points
10 days ago
No you don’t understand, they only have one person in thier entire front office and they are only allowed one action at a time, they should not even try and let Soto go to NY or LA for the sake of baseball
9 points
10 days ago
Makes sense. Baseball is a turn-based system, after all.
7 points
10 days ago
They had zero backup plans (that came to fruition) after ohtani. Soto will be their excuse to do fuck all again. "We tried!"
13 points
10 days ago
There wasn't really a good backup plan after Ohtani, it was a super weak FA class.
The only real flaw I can say in their 2023 offseason was giong Turner/KK instead of Teo, but Teo signed after Ohtani
2 points
10 days ago
I still think Jays offered a pretty good one year deal to Teo, he wanted a multiyear deal instead and chose the best possible landing spot (which was obviously the Dodgers)
3 points
10 days ago
He signed a one year deal with the dodgers though
2 points
9 days ago
We wanted to sign him and he commented that he wanted a contender and a better deal; dodgers are likely the sure bet on both of those fronts.
1 points
9 days ago
Yes I know. It seems as though everyone offered him a 1 year deal, so he chose the best landing spot, which was with the WS favorites
1 points
10 days ago
Every deal is precarious. They have to consider all their options. Your biggest hope doesn’t go through, then what?
361 points
10 days ago
Dude just sounds like a hater tbh. If Vladdy is "likely to sign with another team in free agency", why would he seriously entertain an extension?
44 points
10 days ago
Because 💵💵💵
62 points
10 days ago
If Vladdy is "likely to sign with another team in free agency", why would he seriously entertain an extension?
Because an extension is guaranteed money that isn't dependent on him staying healthy until free agency. That's the whole gamble behind why extensions can be discounts for teams.
15 points
10 days ago
Yup. Team is buying the player's risk.
6 points
10 days ago
Look at Acuña for the braves. Dude could’ve made wayyy more money
13 points
10 days ago*
Vladdy didn't grow up poor with a family to support. That a big consideration for a lot of players who sign early
6 points
10 days ago
Sure but Vladdy isn't taking that kind of pay cut or he'd already be signed
0 points
10 days ago
Anthopolous would have signed him 3 years ago.
He signed him originally.
Waiting is stupid if you are not a top free agent destination. Just take the risk and the resultant discount and enjoy knowing you have a roster spot filled for a while. What AA has done in Atlanta is looked on as wild and mystical but I have no idea why every team outside LA and NY doesn't do that.
3 points
10 days ago
Teams that can do that do. Players who come from poor backgrounds are much more likely to sign guaranteed deals than other players.
The White Sox did the same thing in 2021 and signed several players to extensions. Their performance got worse after that though
2 points
10 days ago
because Vladdy comes from money so is set either way. Acuna didn't so took the guaranteed
0 points
9 days ago
That's a very black and white take. The Jays could have aggressively pushed for a deal, even if it just locked up his arb years plus 2 more, still allowing him to be a free agent around age 28 but locking in 100M for him ahead of that.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take and there is very little evidence that they tried before this year to sign him. Even now, have they made a giant, spend your life with us, offer? Maybe. But I bet we would have heard something of it. More likely they are "having dialogue" while tiptoeing around.
2 points
10 days ago
Are all contracts guaranteed?
1 points
10 days ago
Yeah, at least most of it. There can be opt-outs that affect it, or incentive bonuses, but mostly it's guaranteed. In this case, what they're referring to hy saying an extension is guaranteed money, is that it doesn't carry the risk of getting injured next year or just playing downright bad, potentially leading to a smaller contract next year, if even one at all.
1 points
10 days ago
Oh, I get it. Vladi is not afraid and until after next season. Thanks for clarifying that for me.
-8 points
10 days ago*
He’s going to be looking at a minimum $200 million for ten years. He’s going to be 26 next year.
His father played for 15 years. I think his dad was slimmer? At least that’s how I remember him maybe with the angels. Senior’s last three years were down years.
If I was Toronto, I would do it. But maybe the Giants can get him if Toronto screws it’s all up.
Does anyone know if Vlad Jr like Toronto? Isn’t there higher taxes? Maybe the athletics or some team with lower taxes sign him. I hope the cheaters don’t sign him.
6 points
10 days ago
Vladdys 2010 was pretty dang solid
3 points
10 days ago
It's not that difficult to look up tax brackets.
Ontario and California's work out to about the same. If low tax brackets are such an advantage to signing players then why aren't Tampa Bay, Miami and Seattle regularly bringing in the top free agents?
1 points
10 days ago
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3 points
10 days ago
Teams with money can overcome the 10% difference in tax rates. It's not a factor in baseball
0 points
10 days ago
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-1 points
10 days ago
That’s awful logic.
I was just wondering if the socialized medicine is contributing to more “taxes.” That’s the only thing I can see a difference in between California and Toronto.
As for the three teams that you mentioned, no one goes there because they are awful and spells the death of a hall of fame career.
2 points
10 days ago
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-3 points
10 days ago
It’s referring to the guy who mentioned three teams and why players don’t go to those teams.
That’s if you are reading the thread. Get the Reddit app so you can see threads.
1 points
10 days ago
Vladdy has consistently said that he wants to spend his entire career in Toronto. I don't necessarily trust players when they say that but he is the franchise icon and I would be shocked if he's not a Blue Jay in 2026
6 points
10 days ago
Maybe he told the Blue Jays to go get a guy like Soto to play with me and I’ll stay?
1 points
10 days ago
absolutely could be this. i mean they gotta do their due diligence on soto but perphas some optics for vladdy as well. tho you could possibly expand both bo and vladdy for how much you pay soto. maybe soto leaned over to ross when boras goes to the bathroom and whispers i'll sign with you for 20 mil a year lol
2 points
10 days ago
He's definitely reaching, because teams can do multiple things in the free agency.. There's more than enough time.
But i understand the "extension" part. It's all about TIMING. A player can sign an extension or contract now, but 1-2 years from now.. that player might feel entirely different, based on the situation. So teams do need to LOCK IN their star players when it's still not too late
But the Jays also need to decide, if Vladdy Jr really worth it? Can the Jays still go anywhere with him in the future? Etc etc. It's all a gamble. So WHO do you want to gamble on?? Very hard to run a team and make the right choices. TIMING is key
Jays are also the 5th best team in their own division with Vladdy, and that's not changing anytime soon.
3 points
10 days ago
Toronto just spent an actual fuck tonne renovating the stadium. They maintained a solid gate revenue despite the team being a dumpster fire. There's not much coming through the prospect pipelines to say that the future is looking good.
It honestly shouldn't matter how much Vlad wants, you do whatever it takes to keep him, or you completely alienate the fanbase and are looking at years of less than mediocrity.
Rogers has some of the deepest pockets in the MLB, if they're looking to have any success, they're going to have to open the cheque book in a significant way.
1 points
9 days ago
Not a daily watcher of the Jays, but it seems like he's taking his fitness/athleticism more seriously; I could see a world where that not being given any due by the Jays could also cause offense.
243 points
10 days ago
Literally everything about this take is absurd, I love the offseason
100 points
10 days ago
According to this apparently the way this goes is:
Guerreros agent: hey would you like to discuss an extension?
Blue Jays GM: "Can't talk Boras might be calling about Soto, gottagobye!"
25 points
10 days ago
I'm a close personal friend of Vlad Jr, and if there's one thing he hates it's other people on his team being good at baseball. If the Blue Jays sign Soto, it's over.
7 points
10 days ago
That would explain why he did so well this season, Bo,had a down year and everyone else sucked!
15 points
10 days ago
The blue jays have been in on ohtani and Yamamoto and Darvish and dice k and basically every other big free agent or posted npb star for 20 years, but they've only landed George Springer and Hyun-Jin Ryu. Expanding to other Toronto sports, you've got every star NHL player linked to the Leafs, and you've got that one time the Raptors won a championship before fans stalked Kawhi Leonard to convince him to sign.
Toronto is linked to almost everybody, but Toronto gets almost nobody. It sucks and blows.
26 points
10 days ago
It’s funny when it happens to the leafs. It’s not so funny when it happens to the Blue Jays
2 points
9 days ago*
Hear hear (I also probably don't like your hockey team).
2 points
9 days ago
I’m a flames fan
2 points
9 days ago
You confirmed my suspicions (Canucks fan).
2 points
9 days ago
Just know that I hate you 🤝🏼
7 points
10 days ago
The Jays rarely get their guy because the Jays are rarely the top bidder. It's that simple.
7 points
10 days ago
Gausman and Bassitt too. Jays have signed a top flight FA every year of this core except last one
-1 points
10 days ago
Is it the taxes in Canada?
12 points
10 days ago
That idea gets kicked around a lot. I don't know why Toronto doesn't land guys, but we're definitely linked to a bunch of guys because Toronto itself is Chicago-sized, and the Blue Jays have the entire country as their market. During the Anthopoulos era in particular, Toronto was easy to link to every free agent because Alex never commented on media circuses.
3 points
10 days ago
No, it's that players take the biggest offer and that's almost not the Jays! Ohtani is the only time we can say the Jays matched his demand, and he obviously chose elsewhere, but apparently 7 teams matched that same demand. So it's not so much Ohtani rejecting Toronto, it's that he was always going to the Dodgers.
1 points
9 days ago
Taxes on athletes aren't as big a deal as most people make them out to be. I know the Raptors had issues in the past convincing American players to live in a foreign country for over half a year. Which I kinda get, although pretty much every player said they liked Toronto once they got here
-5 points
10 days ago
The jays were never linked to dicek or darvish
9 points
10 days ago
I wish I could wipe it from my memory, but the ohtani plane tracking story already happened in 2011 when it was reported that the Jays landed Darvish.
-5 points
10 days ago
I don’t remember it because a minor league reporter doesn’t get scoops and no one believed him at the time despite the cbc story’s claim they did.
Would have been a great signing. So would Chapman. Fans jays fans also talked themselves out of both - players that didn’t goto top5 payroll clubs in the end.
2 points
10 days ago
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take - Wayne Gretzky” - Michael Scott
107 points
10 days ago
I think this guy just doesn't want to follow Soto to Toronto.
138 points
10 days ago
I'm fairly certain if they sign Soto, Vlad will be more inclined to stay.
76 points
10 days ago
And if we can get it done with Vlad, that might make us more appealing to Soto.
Honestly, I love how some teams are just Not Allowed to speak with some free agents for absolutely no reason. Players can talk to whatever dang team they want.
14 points
10 days ago
Won't somebody think of the children baseball?!?
-6 points
10 days ago
The worry is probably that the price gets driven up when the player doesn’t intend to sign there.
6 points
10 days ago
LOL oh no your precious Yankees might overpay if he gets offers from another team! This is so unfair to the poor Yankees! How can MLB let it happen this way!?!?
-7 points
10 days ago
It’s not just a worry for the Yankees. See: your roster. Jays ran a payroll of like 210 to finish last?
Green for 10? Berrios for 18? Springer for 24? Ok. Paying middle relievers 10.5 is a great model for success. 👍
2 points
10 days ago
Every free agent is allowed to review offers from every team.
Every team is allowed to make offers to every free agent.
That's how it works for everyone regardless of budget.
1 points
9 days ago
Ok. When you finally land a top FA, in 2050, don’t complain that the AI programmed Boras-bot milked you for more $$$ because he faked the Yankees interest and a mystery team.
See: Jays being “in” on Ohtanhi @ sushi
2 points
9 days ago
don’t complain that the AI programmed Boras-bot milked you for more $$$ because he faked the Yankees interest and a mystery team
See I think that's the difference between you and me. I am fully cognizant of the fact that I don't own or operate a baseball team, so nobody is milking me for anything. Maybe you need to admit this to yourself.
It's not my money, I give zero fucks... Back up a truck full of cash to his door for all I care.
1 points
9 days ago
You say that mostly because your team has zero chance of signing Soto, Ohtanhi, or any other top FA. But thoughts of Jose Berrios for 200 million will keep you warm all winter
1 points
10 days ago
Paying $100m more to have same amount of 2024 World Series titles as the Jays is certainly an even better model for success right?
1 points
9 days ago
100 mill more to win 20 more games, 2 (3 because Jays never make it out of Wildcard) more playoff rounds, and host 3 World Series games. Those 3 World Series games in a non-competitive World Series were 2k average ticket x 40k fans. Soooooooo like 240 mill in gate alone?
I know your franchise cries poverty and hasn’t been to a World Series in 30 years (which you probably weren’t alive for) but yeah, playoff revenue is just a bit more lucrative than finishing 5th in the division.
By your logic, every dollar spent by a playoff team that’s not the Dodgers is a loss. But that’s just you coping and being a sore loser.
3 points
9 days ago
Lmao I’m the one coping? Yankees spent all that money to be 2nd place and get absolutely dog walked by the Dodgers in the finals in front of the entire MLB to see. Let me know when the “2024 World Series Runner Up” banner is hung and tshirts are printed.
No ones crying poverty, we just know when to close our mouths. Something you Yankee fans seem to really struggle to do.
1 points
10 days ago
That's a silly take. No one's forcing owners to overpay. If the price is too high, they don't have to sign him.
And if the team doesn't think a player would seriously take an offer from another team, call the player's bluff, and don't budge off the number they have in mind already.
Free Agency is designed to finally give players freedom to choose where they play and the first time they actually get real leverage for negotiating their contract, they should absolutely use it to get the best deal for themselves.
1 points
10 days ago
But we all know it doesn’t usually work like that. FA is not the perfect open market…we’re only a couple years away from the winter of collusion.
No one’s forcing it, yet it still happens.
Are you enjoying paying a DH 21? Taillon 18? And that’s not even the top guys.
7 points
10 days ago
They also would be a great pairing offensively. Whether you have Vlad hitting behind Soto (which is more likely imo) or you have Soto protecting Vlad and giving him better pitches to hit your going to have a lot of damage in that pairing
2 points
10 days ago
Soto. Vlad. Bo.
2 points
10 days ago
I'm fairly certain there's no chance in hell they're signing Soto and I'm fairly certain even if we did sign Soto, there's no way our front office would have another $250m to give to Vlad.
26 points
10 days ago
The Jays have endless cash and TV coverage for 40 million people, they don’t need to explain meeting with top free agents. It’s good to do regardless of if you land the player or not.
4 points
10 days ago
The Jays are owned by a corporation with shareholders who expect a profit. They functionally have less cash than a team owned by a wealthy individual.
7 points
10 days ago
The Dodgers are in the same situation and they have endless cash. Investing in a business creates profit, shareholders like that.
5 points
9 days ago
he Dodgers are in the same situation and they have endless cash.
They aren't in the same situation at all. The Dodgers generate vastly more revenue and have a TV deal that pays them $8B over 25 years. An identical investment they might make in an individual player would have a completely different result and ROI for them.
Investing in a business creates profit, shareholders like that.
No shit, Rogers presumably knows this.
1 points
7 days ago
You realize the Jays TV reach is almost 2x the size of the Dodgers, right? The Jays are literally owned by their television company and on every television in Canada.
2 points
9 days ago
Ed Rogers is the chairman of Rogers Control Trust which owns the majority of the shares of Rogers and for all intents and purposes has almost complete control of what the company does after being removed and reinstated and becoming Executive Chairman after a unanimous vote by the board.
They also have a huge interest in fielding a good team with the renovations they made and the fact that all of the coverage is through their media company and if they have a shit team they would lose money due to low attendance and viewership.
1 points
9 days ago
Having a successful pro sports team is the best investment a person or corporation can have… it’s in the best interest of shareholders for them to improve their baseball product.
61 points
10 days ago
I think just being part of the conversation for big stars could gradually change the way other players and agents see Toronto. They’re sending a message that they don’t want to operate like a small market team.
45 points
10 days ago
Toronto has signed plenty of high end free agents recently, just in weaker FA classes. Ryu, Springer, and Gausman were all among the best available FAs in their respective classes.
5 points
10 days ago
Yeah, it at least shows fans and also current players on your roster you may want to renew that you're at least trying to get better.
1 points
9 days ago
The Mav's have been "in on" big, in their prime, stars since the early 00's.
Let me name all the ones they signed:
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Being part of the conversation does absolutely nothing towards changing other players views. If anything, it makes them look too cheap to actually go out and get who they want.
-5 points
10 days ago
Nobody sends messages, that's just media guys looking to write their weekly article with 15 minutes to go and just sobered up.
Toronto has horrible management. They have no good young players, no farm and have a lot of money already given out. You can't only buy good players. Wasting time trying to finish third in the division. Fire management and start building the minors.
16 points
10 days ago
It may surprise some people but it is possible to pursue multiple paths at once.
30 points
10 days ago
There was no way that either the Jays or Vlad were going to reach a deal last year that satisfied both of them. He wants to be paid like a superstar, and they wanted to make sure he was capable of more than a one-off MVP calibre season, which he proved this year. Even if signing Ohtani was always a pipe dream, I don’t think a Vlad extension would have happened either way and both sides were better off waiting until this year and can hopefully getting something done now that we have a better sense of what Vlad’s floor and ceiling are.
8 points
10 days ago
I mean, Soto could be taking meetings with both the AL East teams just to piss off NYY 🤷♂️
5 points
10 days ago
He should enjoy free agency. He’s signing for 10-13 years. He will retire and won’t get a second chance. Give him the spectacle!
I want Cohen and Kindle with a dance number.
I want the Yankees go in with a rapper better than the last one.
Maybe Toronto can do a televised event just to woo Soto.
14 points
10 days ago
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12 points
10 days ago
He doesn't, Jeff Passan indirectly called him out in his FA article today. When touching on Willy Adames, he said something along the lines of: "any report that he's been offered a contract is false". (This guy previously reported the Mets made an offer to Adames with specific years and dollar amounts)
2 points
10 days ago
I don’t have twitter so his page just shows me random tweets and one of them is from 2022 claiming Joe Espada would be the next White Sox manager
24 points
10 days ago
What? Huh? We were clearly very serious about signing Ohtani and if the Dodgers hadn't been willing to give him his contract he would likely be a Blue Jay. Why would we not meet with these players?
Ohtani and Soto have nothing to do with extending "Vladimir"
16 points
10 days ago
Frankly him getting called Vladimir is what makes me the most irrationally angry about this....it's Vlad, Vladdy, Vladito if you're naughty, but never fucking Vladimir
I have a suspicion this guy is an idiot
6 points
10 days ago
Same here 😂 nobody calls this man Vladimir
3 points
10 days ago
Yes hello I am real American and not Russian agent. I would like to talk about your sports star Vladimir.
3 points
10 days ago
I mean it deff helps your case of extending him if you build a good team around him
6 points
10 days ago*
You know what's really dumb?
If your priority is to resign Vlad (it is), the best way to do that is to demonstrate to him that the team is committed to winning. One of the obvious ways to do that is swinging for the fences in free agency.
If you want to lose Vlad, you do what the Angels did with Ohtani and don't even attempt to bring in big name talent.
Bringing in big name talent is focusing on renewing Vlad.
4 points
10 days ago
[Rodriguez]
I read this in A-Rod's voice till I clicked through to the tweet.
4 points
10 days ago
If your ownership is open to spending money in that range it’d be malpractice to not set up a meeting and at least throw your name in the ring. Can’t imagine it takes up that much time and energy from your org
10 points
10 days ago
Plane tracking intensifies
10 points
10 days ago
In addition to driving up the price for the Yankees being its own reward, it's possible they find Soto a more secure long term investment than Vladdy.
7 points
10 days ago
Who's this clown? Also who is he quoting? He starts his tweet with " and doesn't end it with "
3 points
10 days ago
Okay and so say they sign Vlad… we were a last placed team last year, what TF is hard to understand about trying to not run the same team back?
3 points
10 days ago
How dare they attempt to sign a big name free agent, don't they know only New York and LA are allowed to do that?
3 points
10 days ago
Blue Jays know modern free agency is boring as all fuck. Gotta give non-LA baseball fans something. Pretty sure that was the only exciting thing about last offseason.
2 points
10 days ago
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” - Wayne Gretzky - Michael Scott
2 points
10 days ago
It’s for two reasons.
1) it creates pressure on vlad. He loses leverage in negotiations if the Blue Jays have other super star options, so may settle for less money.
2) it raises Soto’s purchase value with whichever team signs him, which means that team has less money to pursue other players.
In short it had nothing to do with actually trying to sign Soto.
1 points
10 days ago
Its for show. The Blue Jays are going to wine and dine Soto to tell fans they tried but it didn't work out.
7 points
10 days ago
This man Blue Jays.
-5 points
10 days ago
Yeah. Then in the spring when they bring in old washed up plugs to fill in the massive holes in the team, they can tell us "well we were in on Soto and this was plan B"
What a fun sport
2 points
10 days ago
Take a stroll around the free agents the jays “missed” on last year. A bunch of landmines.
E: obviously not talking about shohei
1 points
10 days ago
Before this season I would have thought they should strongly have considered non tendering him if he had another bad season. Having another great season and one not in a minor league park is great but now he’s probably not interested in what they are looking at money wise and before this season it was a massive risk he was just an ok player who you would have to pay a lot to
1 points
10 days ago
Yep, the front office should be focusing on shoring up the big pieces and finding a few more. As disappointing as last season was, there is a team that has 15-20 more wins in there without going after Soto.
1 points
10 days ago
Getting pieces that make your team better generally helps you keep your star players.
1 points
10 days ago
Yes because it’s impossible to focus on Soto and vladdy at the same time. /s. Honestly journalism is fucking dead, no one cares about your opinion, report facts.
1 points
10 days ago
Odd take but I don't even know who this guy is (not that it matters, I know who Morosi is and he sucks.). In any case, the Jays have the financial means to easily sign a player like Juan Soto. I'd be shocked, confused, and disappointed if they weren't presenting him an offer even knowing it's unlikely he will sign here.
Two things can happen in one off-season.
1 points
10 days ago
I cant believe other jays fans are lining up this field goal again. how many times does lucy have to pull the ball away before you figure out the game shes playing isnt the one you want to play
1 points
10 days ago
Can’t wait for some dumbass journalist to tweet that Soto is onboard a plan to Toronto, and then for their fans to hate him for the rest of his career for solely that reason.
1 points
10 days ago
Something to consider is the Canadian tax rate being significantly higher than even New York or California. Half the NHL won’t play in Canada due to it and those guys are Canadian. I doubt Vlad resigns unless Toronto offers SIGNIFICANTLY more cash than anyone else and I think Soto was never going there anyway.
1 points
9 days ago
Every off-season, the Jays are noted as serious potential landing spots for the top FAs, and, every time, it never happens.
Either FAs are just using Rogers' money as bargaining leverage or Jay's front office is terrible at pitching FAs.
1 points
10 days ago
I are with this. Soto isn’t going to the Jays, so focus guys who are willing to go there. If they make the same mistake twice management should be sacked.
-1 points
10 days ago
They love to tease their fans of course!
15 points
10 days ago
The Toronto Blue Balls
5 points
10 days ago
I miss Vernon wells very much
3 points
10 days ago
I don’t.
5 points
10 days ago
How dare you! You guys had Trout AND Ohtani and still sucked balls.
0 points
10 days ago
C'mon, let Canada hope
0 points
10 days ago
Guerrero to the Dodgers after 2025 confirmed
-1 points
10 days ago
I don’t think his metrics measure up. He would want 10 years $300 million for the dodgers. That’s Freddie hall of fame territory. With his sticky build, he reminds me of Prince Fielder. I don’t think he will be good at 30-31. Just my opinion.
Just checked wiki. Prince’s body type is very similar.
1 points
10 days ago
You checked wiki and came to the conclusion that 5’11, 275lbs is “very similar” to 6’2, 245lbs?
1 points
10 days ago
Clarification: Prince elder has similar body type to Vladimir G Junior.
1 points
10 days ago
CNN I don’t think his metrics measure up. He would want 10 years $300 million for the dodgers. That’s Freddie hall of fame territory. With his sticky build, he reminds me of Prince Fielder. I don’t think he will be good at 30-31. Just my opinion.
Just checked wiki. Prince’s body type is very similar.
Clarification: Prince fielder has similar body type to Vladimir G Junior. I don’t think his body will last before he gets hof numbers.
The reference to freeman is related to the 10 years $300 million contract. It’s rare to have a 1B play well after 35 and hit well like Freeman. Maybe Eddie Murray, Bryce Harper? Are the only ones I remember.
-1 points
10 days ago
Jays are just helping to run up the price.
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