5 years, opt out after 4, Jays can lock in year 5 with a guarantee for year 6. Appears to be for $92.5 mil with a max value of $110 if the extra year happens.

Well, the old thread is over 400 now, as our emotions get played with yet again.

Figured I had to come up with a new topic as the old one is getting pretty full, so why not compare last years offense to all Jays teams from 1977 to now while we wait to see where Anthony Santander, Alex Bregman, and other top free agents sign (such as Jack Flaherty, Pete Alonso, Jeff Hoffman who wants to be a starter again, and others) sadly, they probably all sign outside of Toronto given how this winter has gone.

So what to talk about? Jays are kind of stuck right now waiting on Teoscar, Santander, and Burnes to make up their minds as to who they go to, and maybe waiting on Bregman as well

Well, the old thread was overflowing so time for a new one.

The baseball winter meetings start Monday in Dallas. The big news is expected to be a Juan Soto signing, possibly as early as Sunday evening. There are many other players looking for a new team and a Soto signing would start the process of getting other players off the shelf. There are several very good pitchers yet to sign.

New Hampshire Fisher Cats schedule.

Figured as the projection systems start churning out we should see how they did last year with our Jays.

Haven't been writing much in these parts lately, and seeing as this is one of my favourite annual traditions...

For 2025 the Jays need to figure out where they are weak vs MLB, and where they are strong. What they can improve on and by how much.

So what does Dodgers-Yankees do for the notion that the post-season is a crap shoot? When the team with the most wins in the AL meets the team with the most wins in the NL?

And then there were four.

Preliminaries are out of the way. Eight teams still standing. But who do I cheer for?