Canada4Gold
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As expected. Made way too much sense for it not to get done this weekend. Gets him in training right from the getgo. Expecting a shade over 7 million.
As expected. Made way too much sense for it not to get done this weekend. Gets him in training right from the getgo. Expecting a shade over 7 million.
I would trust the Jays to follow the quarantine rules, but really have no belief that visiting players would do so. I just don’t see how the Jays will be playing in T.O. this season.
IMO it’s Buffalo or Dunedin.
Sounds more like a rule that would need to be collectively bargained. I’m sure many lawyers would be involved if it’s without pay.Brian Burke was on the radio yesterday and he said if an NHL player is caught violating the bubble rules they are sent home (I think without pay).
If the MLB adopts a rule like that with similar penalties then it might be a big enough deterrent to keep the players and staff in line.
2) Blue Jays
Fair to say, no one expected there to be two Spring Trainings this year, with the long buildup in March stopping everything, followed by everyone stuck in their houses for months and finally with a truncated Summer Camp where you have to build yourself back up again. It seems fair to assume some injuries this season -- the idea of stopping and then building back up again so quickly just made my 44-year-old hamstrings pop just thinking about it -- and so if you have a lot of youth, particularly in your lineup, it stands to reason you’re better able to just plow through it.
And few teams have more youth in their lineups than the Blue Jays. Only one hitter is over the age of 30 (Travis Shaw, and just barely), and the starters are all 26 and under, from Derek Fisher (26) all the way down to Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (21). This may be a season to rely on young, raw hitting talent: That’s the Blue Jays, to a T. And all told: It doesn’t hurt that their star offseason acquisition, Hyun-Jin Ryu, is dominant in small stints but unlikely to hold up over a long season. “Holding up over a long season” isn’t anybody’s worry anymore.
It’s hard to disagree with this. Pitching is a huge question mark for us. We will live and die with it
Which i think is 7 days off the roster. So he would only miss 1 start.I would bet my life savings that Nate Pearson doesn't pitch until the service year is pushed back.
Brian Burke was on the radio yesterday and he said if an NHL player is caught violating the bubble rules they are sent home (I think without pay).
If the MLB adopts a rule like that with similar penalties then it might be a big enough deterrent to keep the players and staff in line.