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He came from one of the best puck possessions team in Vegas to one of the worst, last season. His defensive play was bound to drop a bit, playing on a weaker team.

They can still sign Bauer without going over the luxury tax.

I mean, isn’t that what people want? Replacing our veterans guys with bad contracts, with rookies? This is the results, when we do that

Schmidt > Tanev amirite?

Jays just signed Michael Brantley.

Personally, I would have just thrown the money at Bauer, and rolled with LGJ, Grich, Teo, and Biggio as the outfielders. Maybe sign Jackie Bradley Jr. as insurance. Technically, they can still sign Bauer, but the Jays need more help in their starting rotation than at the plate.

Not that I’m sexist or anything, but I don’t think there’s a single women sportscaster out there that isn’t cringey on the mic.

She’s a Canadian legend amongst women hockey.

Nets should trade Kyrie for Westbrook and reunite the OKC three.

Difference is.......Bo wasn’t on a partial breakaway and actually got a shot off on net. McDavid blew by Hamonic, got slashed/hooked from behind and didn’t get a shot off. You could make a case that Bo deserve a penalty off that play. Although, it was a 50/50 play.

Raps are 2-8 after another loss tonight. In those 8 losses, 6 of them they led by double digits going into the 4th quarter. They sorely miss Gasol and Ibaka.

I’m not one to defend Messier for what he did to this franchise, but at least Messier was somewhat productive (offensively) for a 37 yrs old, during his time here. Can’t really say the same for Eriksson, who was coming off a 30 goals season, in Boston.

As good as Lindor is.....he’s practically a rental player. That package the Mets gave up would be the equivalent to the Jays giving up Biggio, Groshans, Simeon-Woods, and Martinez. Would rather just keep Biggio and Groshans and not risk of Lindor not re-signing with the Jays.

That’s the exact definition of what a bust is, not meeting expectations. Are you saying Patrik Stefan isn’t a bust because he was a proven NHL talent for 8 seasons, despite being a highly touted first overall pick? When he joined the Sabres at the end of the 2018 season, he had a promising start, 5 points in 6 games. In his first full season, he did better than what Jake did at the age of 20. Obviously, Mittelstadt had an off-year last year, being healthy scratched, and then sent down, but his career is far from being a bust at 22 yrs old. If his career continues to trend downward by the age of 26, then you can safely say he’s in the bust territory.

I’m comparing to trajectory of their career and age. People say Juolevi and Virtanen are bust considering their draft position and the people around them and where they are at their careers. How can Mittelstadt be a bust when he’s only 22 years old, while Jake and Olli aren’t? Have both Juolevi and Virtanen lived up to their expectations?