I know he has a down 2021 but from 2017-2020 he was one of the best outfielders in the game. $18 mil a year for a player like that who is only 29 isn’t too bad.Hard pass at those numbers

I know he has a down 2021 but from 2017-2020 he was one of the best outfielders in the game. $18 mil a year for a player like that who is only 29 isn’t too bad.Hard pass at those numbers
You can also look at Seagar and Semien and say we will have to get "extremely lucky" if they are still "heavy hitters" when they get to ages 33 or 34. A lot of hitters decline rapidly in their early to mid-thirties. Conforto is right there with them.thoughts on Michael Conforto? ...
The only true long term heavy hitters we have are Semien and Seager. ...
if we got extremely lucky and the majority panned out..unlikely.
You can also look at Seagar and Semien and say we will have to get "extremely lucky" if they are still "heavy hitters" when they get to ages 33 or 34. A lot of hitters decline rapidly in their early to mid-thirties. Conforto is right there with them.
You can have a lack of good luck whether you spend now or decide to exercise patience. It is a lot easier to move on from cheap bad luck than expensive bad luck though.
Willie to the Jays?The Blue Jays have one of baseball’s most dangerous lineups, though their projected starting nine tilts heavily to the right side. Cavan Biggio is the only left-handed hitter set to receive everyday action in Toronto’s lineup, and even Santiago Espinal is expected to spell Biggio when southpaws are on the mound. With this in mind, the Jays continue to look into left-handed hitters, with Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi writing that the club has shown interest in Michael Conforto, Joc Pederson, Brad Miller, and former Jay Corey Dickerson.
Willie to the Jays
I posted this several weeks ago. I still hope we refrain from trading away prospects and don't sign someone except for an extremely short term.I know the Rangers will not do this, but I would be happy if they decided to stand pat. Here are my reasons.
Josh Jung
Justin Foscue
Josh Smith
Blaine Crim
Dustin Harris
Esquivel Duran
Davis Wendzel
Al Leiter
Cole Winn
Ricky Vanasco
Owen White
Tekoh Roby
Cody Bradford
2022 third overall draft pick
If they want to sign short term deals for someone like Kershaw then I would be fine with that.
Again, I know they will not do this. I still fully expect 5 to 8 of our top 20 prospects to be traded between now and the next trade deadline.
Anyone know what this is about?Willie to the Jays?
I think he’s just making a point that the jays are looking for a LH hitter and wishful thinking that we trade Willie to the Jays.
Thanks for clearing that up. I see what you mean.I think he’s just making a point that the jays are looking for a LH hitter and wishful thinking that we trade Willie to the Jays.
I'd be surprised if anyone wanted Willie. And I say this with no malice toward Calhoun. I kind of liked the idea of him when we originally got him. And I still don't totally dislike him. But honestly what's the market for a guy who has no power, is at best an average hitter, is an adventure on defense (regardless of where you hide him), and has had some injury issues to?Be shocked if the jays wanted Williepower
Nailed it and that is why we would like seeing you more often.I'd be surprised if anyone wanted Willie. And I say this with no malice toward Calhoun. I kind of liked the idea of him when we originally got him. And I still don't totally dislike him. But honestly what's the market for a guy who has no power, is at best an average hitter, is an adventure on defense (regardless of where you hide him), and has had some injury issues to?
No way he will be DH 100% of the time imoI think if Willie gets a chance to be full time DH he can put up a .270/.325/.500 with 30 HR if he can get 500 AB
i was thinking that Toronto is looking for left-handed hitters and i was wondering if they would trade for CalhounAnyone know what this is about?