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Seriously, this feels weird.
It certainly seems like the Toronto Blue Jays are going to be good. Like, really good. Like, as good as they’ve been in December since the dwindling days of 1992 when Pat Gillick was stroking his chin and trying to figure out which puzzle pieces he needed to find to keep the defending World Series champions on top.
"Let’s see, out with Dave Winfield, in with Paul Molitor? Yup, that should do it."
A different era and a different off-season. This time around the Blue Jays are trying to make the climb from also-ran to front-runner in a single fell-swoop, which explains importing most of the good players from the Florida Marlins, and now the best pitcher in the National ...
That’s twice now. Twice teams have done the unthinkable, at least by recent baseball standards. Twice teams have said, “Enough with our precious prospects. We’re going for it.” First, it was the Kansas City Royals,... more »
Alex Anthopoulos recognized that now was the time to strike. He has done so with ferocity. The Toronto Blue Jays’ general manager had had enough of his club finishing fourth in a five-team division in each of the... more »
According to multiple reports out of the Nashville winter meetings, the Mets met with eight different teams on Monday to discuss possible trades for R.A. Dickey. The 38-year-old knuckleballer, who was awarded the NL Cy Young... more »
The title of R. A. Dickey’s memoir is “Wherever I Wind Up,” a nod to his dancing knuckleball and itinerant pitching career. He wrote the book before he won the National League Cy Young Award this year, a feat... more »
The Winter Meetings have kicked off in Nashville, giving general managers, agents and players chance to meet face-to-face to discuss trades and free agent signings over the next four days. While there’s no guarantee any... more »
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