Canada4Gold
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Longer EE goes without signing the better chance the Jays have at getting him
yep goes up from 5% now to 5.05% the longer he goes without a contract.
It's not high either way
Longer EE goes without signing the better chance the Jays have at getting him
Would u guys do Estrada+smt for Blackmon?
Would Fowler and Revere be too expensive?
Also, what's going on with this bullpen? We haven't gotten anyone yet aside from maybe the guy we just drafted in the rule 5.
damn I would've given Uehara 4.5M
This just in: Bob McCown just said that Jose Bautista "might not find a job"
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/2016-al-hitter-contact-quality-report-al-shortstops/
Interesting that Tulo had a 102 wRC+ last year but based on his contact you'd expect 124. I'm not even going to pretend I understand how they arrived at such a number, nor did I have the patience to read through the entire article but I thought that was interesting. If Tulo can perform anywhere near that number moving forward that's a boost I didn't really expect.
Revere isn't going to be making a whole lot after last year, but Pompey offers essentially the same as Revere so I'm not sure if it's even worth cracking open the wallet.
As far as the bullpen goes, it's probably going to be internal options, like Barnes and Loup, entering the positions that were vacated by Cecil and Benoit. IIRC, there are a couple of other relief prospects that are close to promotion.
Yes it is. He made Shannon Stewart look like Vladdy Guerrero.
Also for all the talk about Revere's batting average, his complete and utter inability/unwillingness to walk destroys that. If all he's going to do is hit singles to get on base ahead of other hitters, then his singles really aren't any better than walks. and for that type of hitter, all that matters is that he gets on base.
Revere's career .320 OBP would've put him 9th on last year's Blue Jays behind (in order): JD, Bautista, Encarnacion, Saunders, Martin, Travis, Ezequiel Carrera, and Darwin Barney. And it puts him just decimal points ahead of Tulowitzki's down year. What good is that gaudy .300 batting average to "let you use your speed" if you still get on base less often than guys that hit 20 to 70 points worse than you?
Yes it is. He made Shannon Stewart look like Vladdy Guerrero.
Also for all the talk about Revere's batting average, his complete and utter inability/unwillingness to walk destroys that. If all he's going to do is hit singles to get on base ahead of other hitters, then his singles really aren't any better than walks. and for that type of hitter, all that matters is that he gets on base.
Revere's career .320 OBP would've put him 9th on last year's Blue Jays behind (in order): JD, Bautista, Encarnacion, Saunders, Martin, Travis, Ezequiel Carrera, and Darwin Barney. And it puts him just decimal points ahead of Tulowitzki's down year. What good is that gaudy .300 batting average to "let you use your speed" if you still get on base less often than guys that hit 20 to 70 points worse than you?
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/2016-al-hitter-contact-quality-report-al-shortstops/
Interesting that Tulo had a 102 wRC+ last year but based on his contact you'd expect 124. I'm not even going to pretend I understand how they arrived at such a number, nor did I have the patience to read through the entire article but I thought that was interesting. If Tulo can perform anywhere near that number moving forward that's a boost I didn't really expect.
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/2016-al-hitter-contact-quality-report-al-shortstops/
Interesting that Tulo had a 102 wRC+ last year but based on his contact you'd expect 124. I'm not even going to pretend I understand how they arrived at such a number, nor did I have the patience to read through the entire article but I thought that was interesting. If Tulo can perform anywhere near that number moving forward that's a boost I didn't really expect.
Fowler to take a physical at St Louis tomorrow.
Looks like the Cardinals got him.