Yeah but he's going to have a way longer leash then six innings of spring training pitching.anyone can pull a Delabar at any time.
Yeah but he's going to have a way longer leash then six innings of spring training pitching.
On a similar note, when do we find out what players go where in the minor league system?
Should be next week. I still assume Vlad\Bo will start in Dunedin, and when they hit there, be moved to NH come late May.
Buffalo and New Hampshire have a lot of rain outs in April when the weather is shit. I don't think it's a bad thing to keep them in Dunedin for a month until the weather warms up a bit.This really wouldn't surprise me that much, but I think it would be a waste of time given that they both completely dominated pitching at that level, in terms of both results and underlying numbers, in ~200 plate appearances last year. I don't have a problem with being patient with top prospects, but this one strikes me as a little pointless.
This really wouldn't surprise me that much, but I think it would be a waste of time given that they both completely dominated pitching at that level, in terms of both results and underlying numbers, in ~200 plate appearances last year. I don't have a problem with being patient with top prospects, but this one strikes me as a little pointless.
Buffalo and New Hampshire have a lot of rain outs in April when the weather is ****. I don't think it's a bad thing to keep them in Dunedin for a month until the weather warms up a bit.
All depends on how they want to configure his developmental environment.
If the Jays manage to stay relatively healthy, this team should compete for a wild card. Our rotation on paper is decent. Although i know nothing about Garcia
I'll be watching and cheering as usual, but I find it hard to feel optimistic about play-off chances this year. Just seems too many things would have to go right and this mgmt team clearly wants to hit the reset button anyway.
I'll be watching and cheering as usual, but I find it hard to feel optimistic about play-off chances this year. Just seems too many things would have to go right and this mgmt team clearly wants to hit the reset button anyway.
In order to be in the WC conversation we'd need Stroman and Sanchez at the top of their games, to get 1 more good year out of Estrada and Happ, and for Garcia to play moderately well. Then of course you would need a healthy Donaldson, Smoak to maintain his numbers, and players like Morales, Pearce, Grichuk, and Granderson to put good numbers.
Like Brown Dog said a lot of things have to go right.
I think all the teams that are in contention not named Astros, Indians, Red Sox and Yankees are in the exact same boat. So one team will either be good or lucky or both to get that final wildcard spot - so why cant it be us when the competition is relatively low.
In order to be in the WC conversation we'd need Stroman and Sanchez at the top of their games, to get 1 more good year out of Estrada and Happ, and for Garcia to play moderately well. Then of course you would need a healthy Donaldson, Smoak to maintain his numbers, and players like Morales, Pearce, Grichuk, and Granderson to put good numbers.
Like Brown Dog said a lot of things have to go right.
Such as?
It seems like you're just asking guys to...be what they are?
Such as?
It seems like you're just asking guys to...be what they are?
I mean depending on what we define as "good" years and even if all things go right for the Jays, the Yankees would have to have health problems before we talk about them getting overtaken.If all those things happen, the Jays are contending for the AL East, not the second Wild Card.
Donaldson is no guarantee to stay healthy, Sanchez had paper fingers last year, Estrada had a down year we would need him to return to form, Grichuk would need to improve.Such as?
It seems like you're just asking guys to...be what they are?