Well, that was unexpected.
The Blue Jays have been cooking up a dish this past week that Gordon Ramsay might well approve of. Olive oil in! A dash of Yates, in! Springer in!
What? No, you've been watching too many YouTube cooking videos...
For me, he was the toughest out. For everybody else, I had a plan. With Henry, I just never figured out what I was going to do.
-- Sandy Koufax
Henry Aaron was a guy who went to work.
The Top Prospect Lists are coming at last from assorted sites.
Not 100% official but with the amount of smoke I think we have someone taking the Jays money at last.
With the free agency debates going, how long a career can one expect from a player has come up. Lets dig into the history.
5 more years. He signed on through 2025.
OK, just AJ Cole, but hey things are quiet.
So, Kim goes to SD, as does Snell and Darvish - glad the Jays aren't in that division. All other NL West teams should look at doing a dump and run. So now what?
Well, kind of quiet but the Jays did sign a few guys recently. No one to make you jump up and down, but enough of an excuse to start a new topic.
As expected the Jays have
decided to go with AAA Buffalo, AA New Hampshire, A+ Vancouver, A Dunedin (lowest level of the minors now). Goodbye to Lansing (who should find another affiliation - probably Oakland it appears), Bluefield, and GCL Jays. The DSL team might survive though.
The Jays non-tendered two players today - AJ Cole and Travis Shaw.
When I awoke yesterday and heard a lot of rumbling about Blue Jays news, this wasn't my expectation.
Like an early holiday season bonanza and your team has money to spend...
OK, the big one I kept putting off - who are the starting pitchers in 2021 and who could come here?