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Manual Beltre who's been off to a really hot start for Dunedin gets hit by pitch and removed from the game. Hope it's not serious
 
Rafael Sanchez, a 23 year old Cuban defect who signed partway through last year for 350k has had a really solid start to the season for Dunedin. 6 IP today, 9 K's, 3 hits, 2 walks, 1 run. Someone to keep an eye on to see if he jumps up prospect lists through the year as he's a little bit older. Perhaps another Zulueta type path.
 
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Orelvis has been pretty terrible this year, and this doesn't help where he needs help. But at least he finally hit a HR.
 
I wouldn't mind looking at a Nate Eaton as a possible change reshuffling type move for our infielders.

If there were somehow a way to get him 19 more innings this year, he'd qualify as a two-way player this year and next and you could use him as an extra BP arm.
 
A long time Jays fan here, wondering if anyone can help me out:

I've been to countless games over the years, and I'm a huge blue jay fan. Unfortunately though, I have multiple sclerosis. Last end of summer in August I finally gave in to a wheelchair.
I would like to go to a game again, but I have no idea about accessible seating. Wondering if anyone here has some helpful information or tips to share with me? This is quite different than I've ever experienced before.

Also wondering if people have seen the new Outfield district and is it accessible at all? Old me would be in heaven with the new additions, but I feel like when I see it on TV everything has stairs and I would be unable to use that then.

Any helpful information at all would be very much appreciated. I love the Jays so much, and I would love to go back to a place I have frequented over the years. I would almost call it my second home.
 
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Tkachuk Temperament said:
A long time Jays fan here, wondering if anyone can help me out:

I've been to countless games over the years, and I'm a huge blue jay fan. Unfortunately though, I have multiple sclerosis. Last end of summer in August I finally gave in to a wheelchair.
I would like to go to a game again, but I have no idea about accessible seating. Wondering if anyone here has some helpful information or tips to share with me? This is quite different than I've ever experienced before.

Also wondering if people have seen the new Outfield district and is it accessible at all? Old me would be in heaven with the new additions, but I feel like when I see it on TV everything has stairs and I would be unable to use that then.

Any helpful information at all would be very much appreciated. I love the Jays so much, and I would love to go back to a place I have frequented over the years. I would almost call it my second home.
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It has been a while since I have been to a game but I believe the designated seats used to be down the 1st base and 3rd base lines before getting to the outfield.

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Also found this which has a bunch of information on the accessibility at Rogers Centre.
 
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Tkachuk Temperament said:
A long time Jays fan here, wondering if anyone can help me out:

I've been to countless games over the years, and I'm a huge blue jay fan. Unfortunately though, I have multiple sclerosis. Last end of summer in August I finally gave in to a wheelchair.
I would like to go to a game again, but I have no idea about accessible seating. Wondering if anyone here has some helpful information or tips to share with me? This is quite different than I've ever experienced before.

Also wondering if people have seen the new Outfield district and is it accessible at all? Old me would be in heaven with the new additions, but I feel like when I see it on TV everything has stairs and I would be unable to use that then.

Any helpful information at all would be very much appreciated. I love the Jays so much, and I would love to go back to a place I have frequented over the years. I would almost call it my second home.
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I don't know about the new outfield but there has always been wheelchair section on the lower bowl. Weren't the greatest seats because you're essentially behind the last row. (But are behind the plate).
 
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I was looking at how the pen has done so far and man, Cimbers stats are f***ing hilarious (atrociously amazing?):

1.42 ERA, 6.87 FIP, 7.14 xFIP, .059 BABIP, -0.3 fWAR

And then bWAR has him tied with Pop as our best reliever lol. I'd say it's looking like it's time to bring up Pearson and DFA Richards, no? Could maybe even look at Bard with the start he's having.
 
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Morgs said:
I was looking at how the pen has done so far and man, Cimbers stats are f***ing hilarious (atrociously amazing?):

1.42 ERA, 6.87 FIP, 7.14 xFIP, .059 BABIP, -0.3 fWAR

And then bWAR has him tied with Pop as our best reliever lol. I'd say it's looking like it's time to bring up Pearson and DFA Richards, no? Could maybe even look at Bard with the start he's having.
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I would leave Pearson down there a bit more just to work on his consistency and control. I think he's only had one really bad outing. I read somewhere the team wants to make sure he can pitch back-to-back games well.
 
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Cash got severely out managed in the 5th. Poche in for Belt(Kirk)/Espinal/Jansen? Even though Jansen’s BiP should’ve been a DP it was more than obvious Belt was getting pinch hit for against the lefty.
 
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I would leave Pearson down there a bit more just to work on his consistency and control. I think he's only had one really bad outing. I read somewhere the team wants to make sure he can pitch back-to-back games well.
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Yeah I'm not pushy on Pearson, but Richards is getting close to unplayable levels. No reason to have a guy taking up a spot on your roster if you can only play him when you're down a bunch.

Might not be the worst thing in the world giving Bard a shot, but he's not on the 40 (just DFA Thornton already). Not much else on the 40 that makes sense besides Pearson. White is injured. Zach Thompson is the #6 starter, and he's been atrocious. Hatch's numbers in AAA aren't much better than Richards in MLB. Danner hasn't pitched yet. Zulu is still being used as a starter.
 
Random fun fact

Berrios’ 17 quality starts last season was better then both Carlos Rodon (16) and Ohtani (16) and was top 30 overall. He can oddly go from getting roughed up badly one night to coming back and giving you a nice quality start in the next start, even though he didn’t get one last night.
 
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