I'll say Vladdy is the exception. They go back a long way.That’s the vibe I get from Poilievre Jr. when watching him in the dugout, he doesn’t really interact with the other players, can easily tell that he’s not well liked, good riddance!
I'll say Vladdy is the exception. They go back a long way.That’s the vibe I get from Poilievre Jr. when watching him in the dugout, he doesn’t really interact with the other players, can easily tell that he’s not well liked, good riddance!
I mention it because Kyper has a good history of digging up information from his sources.You lost me at Kyper. The dude has taken way too many shots to his meathead.
His sources are NHL player agent Darren Ferris. Kyper and Friedman promote his clients ie: why he says good things about Marner.I mention it because Kyper has a good history of digging up information from his sources.
If the Sandman is able to have a come back season, our offence will be fine. He could be the big bat we were looking for.
I heard from another source, I forgot where, that Bichette's decision had a lot to do with the artificial turf at Rogers Center and his leg injuries. Either way money talks, and the Blue Jays should've locked him up years ago.
Personally, I think they put too many eggs in the Kyle Tucker basket and they didn't really have a backup plan after he signed with the Dodgers. A very talented team stumbled upon Ross Atkins lap unexpectedly, and like I've always said this man has no understanding of team chemistry. Doesn't extend people properly, doesn't know how to maintain the relationship and doesn't know how to manage chemistry. Classic example.
But on the flipside if Springer, Santander and Okamoto have good years I think we'll be just fine. Clearly, the Blue Jays brought in Okamoto once they realized Bichette's asking price.
Philip
And you can't buy team chemistry. It has to happen organically. You can never tell who and how players will mesh. I think right now the culture is really good, and that will result in the newbies buying in.
Too bad they didn't mic up Billy Martin and Earl Weaver back in the day.
Bellinger will earn close to $85M over the first two seasons, before opting out again and doing it all over. To get more that half after two seasons was great work by his agents.
Mets traded for Luis Robert Jr, not give them 2.5 OF.
I don't know about you guys, but I'm tired of Bellinger being on the free agent market and available the last three years in a row this is getting ridiculous. Because he keeps opting out, hoping that he'll recapture his MVP form so he's hoping to squeeze more money out of any signing. It looks greedy and it's annoying. I like how the Yankees are getting firm with him and his greed.
Philip