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Skin Blues wrote:Now this is a good move. Overpriced, sure. But huge upgrades at SP and SS. Glad to see the uber-efficient focusing on borderline MLB starters gone out the window. Now all we need are a couple big bats for 1B/LF and we're set.AussieDodger wrote:In the last few months:
1. Hanley for Nathan Eovaldi blah
2. Heath Bell + $8mil for Yordy Cabrera (i.e nothing)
3. J. Reyes/Josh Johnson/Buerhle for a fistful of lottery tickets and Jeff Mathis
I don't think Loria could attract more snark if he tried. Maybe that's why he's on the big bucks.
Under/over 2 days until people are irrationally high on the Blue Jays?
Don't forget Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante. They're not superstars, but they're better than anything they have left not named Giancarlo.
bigh0rt wrote:I have no idea what Toronto's like, but I can confidently say it ain't Miami.
Inukchuk wrote:bigh0rt wrote:I have no idea what Toronto's like, but I can confidently say it ain't Miami.
I went to Toronto for a Jays game in August, and absolutely loved it... Granted, Miami's beaches give it an inherent advantage over Toronto's winters, I'm sure. But it was definitely one of the coolest 'big cities' I've ever been to.
Oh, and Canadian beers being considered domestic:
Mookie4ever wrote:Inukchuk wrote:bigh0rt wrote:I have no idea what Toronto's like, but I can confidently say it ain't Miami.
I went to Toronto for a Jays game in August, and absolutely loved it... Granted, Miami's beaches give it an inherent advantage over Toronto's winters, I'm sure. But it was definitely one of the coolest 'big cities' I've ever been to.
Oh, and Canadian beers being considered domestic:
Don't be deceived by the posting on this board. In reality Canadians are nice, interesting people.
silverZ wrote:Speak for yourself, buddy!
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