So now that Bo is gone we can start to think about his legacy and where he ranks with the greatest Blue Jay shortstops.

Wow. Dodgers just have an unlimited budget I guess.

In this thread, we will talk about some of the players who missed out on the Top 30 as well as some more background on the ins and outs of the Top 30.

On to the Top 10.

The middle 10 of our top 30 prospects is a real mix of players, from the newly drafted to several players in AAA.

Welcome to the Blue Jays Top 30 list for another year. It is the 22nd edition of the Top 30. This year's Top 30 is a tale of two not-quite-halves. The top of the list is impressive but the bottom three-quarters has a lot of maybes and what-ifs. Here are the first 10 of those questionable prospects.

Well, Alex Bregman is no longer an option, he is a Cub.

So another free agent signed, but now it is hitting the 'what does this mean for Bo & Tucker' stage.

So it is Christmas, a time to be thankful for everything in life. What is everyone here thankful for this year?

Time to dig into where things are at for the AL East imo. Plus the old thread is getting a bit long.

The winter meetings are underway. These meetings are less of a big deal now with all the modern communication methods. But free agents and their agents head to the meetings to try and get a deal. Dylan Cease and Scott Boras will take to the stage with the Jays brass on Tuesday to discuss his signing.

Yes, a former Blue Jay made the HOF today in the latest vote.

So another pitcher added (Ponce) as the rotation is now 6+ strong. What is going on? Are the Jays doing a Dodgers where you try to corner the market on starting pitchers?  Doubtful. Let's see what is here now.

OK, I'll avoid more puns. 7 years $210 mil with a chunk deferred reducing the present day value to $182 mil ($26 mil per year)

Now that we've had an amazing 2025, what does the future hold for this team?  Let's look at projections and top free agents to start