- Mon Dec 09, 2024 11:01 pm
#2962
So the Blue Jays are bargain hunting in the bullpen again, huh? Are we really surprised? They seem to perpetually undervalue relievers, and their track record speaks for itself. 29th in ERA last year? Ouch.
While I appreciate the due diligence and exploring all avenues, spreading themselves thin across so many potential targets feels like a recipe for missing out on the real impact arms. Is this “blanket the market” approach truly strategic, or are they just hoping something sticks?
Are we destined for another year of nail-biting late innings because we’re trying to cobble together a bullpen on a shoestring budget? At what point does prioritizing offense and starting pitching become an excuse for neglecting a glaring weakness?
The Josh Naylor rumor is intriguing. A local boy coming home? Could be a feel-good story, but is he the answer? What would we have to give up to get him, and is that price worth it considering other needs?
And speaking of giving things up, losing Romano stings. Are we really pinching pennies that much? Seems like a shortsighted move to let a reliable arm walk over a relatively small difference in salary. Is this a sign of deeper financial constraints we should be worried about?
Joc Pederson’s name keeps popping up. Is this the year it finally happens? He’d certainly help balance the lineup, but is he the missing piece?
“Solid, not sexy” farm system. Does that inspire confidence? How long can we rely on potential instead of proven talent? This feels like a crucial offseason for the Blue Jays. Are they making the right moves to truly contend? Let’s hear your thoughts.
While I appreciate the due diligence and exploring all avenues, spreading themselves thin across so many potential targets feels like a recipe for missing out on the real impact arms. Is this “blanket the market” approach truly strategic, or are they just hoping something sticks?
Are we destined for another year of nail-biting late innings because we’re trying to cobble together a bullpen on a shoestring budget? At what point does prioritizing offense and starting pitching become an excuse for neglecting a glaring weakness?
The Josh Naylor rumor is intriguing. A local boy coming home? Could be a feel-good story, but is he the answer? What would we have to give up to get him, and is that price worth it considering other needs?
And speaking of giving things up, losing Romano stings. Are we really pinching pennies that much? Seems like a shortsighted move to let a reliable arm walk over a relatively small difference in salary. Is this a sign of deeper financial constraints we should be worried about?
Joc Pederson’s name keeps popping up. Is this the year it finally happens? He’d certainly help balance the lineup, but is he the missing piece?
“Solid, not sexy” farm system. Does that inspire confidence? How long can we rely on potential instead of proven talent? This feels like a crucial offseason for the Blue Jays. Are they making the right moves to truly contend? Let’s hear your thoughts.
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