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The number 5 overall pick is exempt from forfeiture, so I don't care if those guys have a QO hanging over their head or not. If you can actually convince all 5 FA's to sign on the dotted line and play for the Blue Jays...you do it. It will hurt the draft pool and international signing bonus pool next year, but who cares. Our system is already pretty loaded so 1 stud at #5 is good enough for me next year.
I don't want these young guys losing 90+ games again next year and getting used to losing. I think you need to try and build a team that can finish above .500 and at least compete for a WC next year late into Sept if they don't get in.
I’m in for that plan as well. Prob just swap vlad and teo positions
I think $110 in this off season would put them around $150-$160. Maybe even less. It’s not outside the realm of possibilities. If this were the case I would use a small amount of prospect capital to try upgrade CF as well. I don’t necessarily agree with all of your choices of players but I like the idea of adding significant talent.
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Yes. Can be QO unless previously QO in career
Your first sentence is incorrect. They are in the top third of the league as far as farms go. When you consider that they just graduated two top ten specs and had something like 10 rookies on the roster this year, it’s looking pretty good. The Padres have been doing this for like 10 years. They should have a good farm.
Currently we are ranked #6 but just note rankings can change.
Padres are a complete failure - they have been rebuilding forever
I think that this is all highly unlikely because they're also looking at, in 2 or 3 years, signing Vlad, Bo, Cavan, and Gurriel to some long term deals....so I think they will be going into this year to upgrade without spending much. I can see them probably resigning Shoemaker if he's healthy by the spring, going with Pearson and Zeuch and Thornton. They might trade Giles for another starter but I doubt it will be a front end starter.
They have what looks like a handful of really great ingredients that could become special. I really cant see them adding lots of money and years until they see if they have what they think they have. They won't get a second chance to do it right.
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MLB has them at 10. This guy has them at 13. . Fangraphs has them all the way down at 25.
Please show me something else. When I think of good farms I'm looking at the Marlins, Padres, Rays, and Dodgers. I think in all of the aforementioned links they are top 5. Who in the Jays farm system is ready to make the leap? Pearson ok. The Jays have an above average farm system right now. I said in the offseason let's see how good the farm is without Vlad. It sucks that Bichette is no longer factored into these rankings but I would like to know who else is a coming up?
Problem is the young supporting positional players (I'm looking at Grichuk, Drury, Mckinney, Hernandez) are absolute garbage that we may have to wait for the next wave of positional players to come through - and how long is that going to be? The Jays have Gurriel so maybe they can pickup a Sogard and Galvis again? No one else is knocking on the door in the farm next season other than Pearson. I hope some quality pitching arrives pretty quickly because when you look at the offense of the Yankees, Red Sox, Astros, even Twins you realize the Jays have a ways to go to reach that tier.
Edit: Looked at MLB's ranking and if Bichette is graduated they only have Pearson and Groshans (#73) as the only two prospects in the top 100!!
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