Well, time to finally get into the pitchers side of this. Wonder if any of these records (good or bad) will be broken in 2024?

Until I start really paying attention.

Time for a new spring training thread. A spring training that is about to get biz-zay. The Jays play 13 games in the next 11 days. There are split squad games on the next two Sundays.

As we head towards a new season I thought it would be fun to see how good/bad it can get at each position and when we had that.

Let's dig into some projection systems for this team as we near the end of winter. I figure it is about time as the team is unlikely to change much now. I figure this is the best way to cause a trade/free agent signing to happen. Putting this together now when all seems quiet.

Three hundred comments? It's January!

Sorry, couldn't resist the misleading title.

OK, this is getting silly and it is time for a new thread anyways. The team clearly needed offense going into the offseason and what have they added this winter? Defense.

The winter meetings have started. There are a few official meetings but many one on one meetings between teams and between teams and agents. There are few very good free agent hitters so will trades be a bigger part of the meetings than in the past?

Traditions are traditions, even silly ones.

Well, some players are signing but not many. Yamamoto is officially on the market now which should help push things a bit.

The season is over, the Rangers won it all - sigh. Now time for the Jays and all others to dream big about who will sign and who will be traded.

Of course it's Texas and Arizona. Isn't that what we all predicted back in the spring?

Once again a few Jays are up for the Gold Glove awards.... 5 players in total are among the top 3 at their position for defense (which shouldn't be a shocker this year).