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Would probably take Kershaw ahead of him. Maybe Johnny Cueto as well.Best in the NL I should say
Would probably take Kershaw ahead of him. Maybe Johnny Cueto as well.Best in the NL I should say
I would think the Jays would have a really good idea on what it would take to get him signed or they wouldn't have gone through all of this. I'm pretty confident an extension will get done.
Huge price to pay but we just acquired the best pitcher in the game.
**** his age. Aa wants to win now and we have a good system which allows us to ove kids for proven talent
Proven talent over question marks allllllll day
Woot
Best in the NL I should say
I've been away for a while, have any other names leaked for sure? And by that I mean not the New York Post People's information?
I hear it's Dickey, Thole, Prospect for D'Arnaud, Syndergaard, Buck, Prospect but it's only from the ny post guys, anyone else saying anything for sure?
Gose will be in AAA, everyone my god stop debating senseless crap, TDA was our top ranked prospect (however a lot of people have gose ahead of him) and noah was #3 and possibly the best of the lansing 3.
edit: and gose would probably be ranked #1 if he was still a "prospect"
rosenthal-Time is now for Jays in AL East
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/...ickey-american-league-east-time-is-now-121612
"I’ve had a more difficult time coming around to the Jays’ deal. But I get it, and I applaud it. In fact, I’m starting to love it.
The New York Yankees are old. The Boston Red Sox are in transition. The Blue Jays’ time is now,
Forget that Dickey is 38, and that he’s a knuckle-baller. Consider his performance — not just last season, when he won the National League Cy Young Award, but the past three years, when he averaged more than 200 innings per season and produced a 2.95 ERA.
This isn’t a fluke, folks.
Now, it’s the Toronto Blue Jays, who — according to a major-league source — are set to move the game’s top young catcher, Travis d’Arnaud, and a gifted young pitcher, Noah Syndergaard, in a deal for National League Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey.
It's interesting to note that Rosenthal writes:
He's quoting a major league source not the New York Post on D'Arnaud and Syndergaard being in the deal.
Fair enough, I get what you're saying. Maybe calling him a clutch hitter isn't right because there is not stat that clearly shows clutch hitting.long.
What is a "major league source"?
Could be a beat writer for a major league team or someone who works for one.
I'm still not completely convinced we have the true details of the trade.
I've been away for a while, have any other names leaked for sure? And by that I mean not the New York Post People's information?
I hear it's Dickey, Thole, Prospect for D'Arnaud, Syndergaard, Buck, Prospect but it's only from the ny post guys, anyone else saying anything for sure?
We don't, because there's still apparently two "non-elite" prospects that we haven't heard of yet.
We don't, because there's still apparently two "non-elite" prospects that we haven't heard of yet.
irrelevant. As I said, if you filter the results by PA to try and normalize them, Arencibia only moves up 1 spot. and on the whole the order doesn't really change all that much.
Buster Posey was tops on both raw and normalized WAR lists. His WAR was 8.0 in 610 PAs (0.0131 WAR/PA). Now if you took Arencibia's WAR/PA and extrapolate it to Posey's 610 PAs, JP would've finished the year with a 2.0 WAR. Now if the rest of the catchers on the qualifying list didn't have their PA's change (Just JP), he would move up to around 14th-16th
Scott Miller CBS Sports (on fan590)
Dickie throws an "angry knuckleball" at around 86 to 89mph
Fair enough, I get what you're saying. Maybe calling him a clutch hitter isn't right because there is not stat that clearly shows clutch hitting.
However, to say so far in his career, he comes through when he can drives run in, would be appropriate, I guess.