I think adding Framber Valdez would be a great move for the Blue Jays 
... I mean, who wouldn't want an ace like him? He's got proven track record and playoff experience, which is huge for them. But at $200 million over six years, it's a big splash 
... still, if they can make it work without breaking the bank, I think it could be worth it 
... what do you guys think?
... I mean, who wouldn't want an ace like him? He's got proven track record and playoff experience, which is huge for them. But at $200 million over six years, it's a big splash ... still, if they can make it work without breaking the bank, I think it could be worth it ... what do you guys think?
! The idea of having six right-handed starters is wild and I think it would definitely give them an edge in terms of strategy. Imagine being able to play matchups to your advantage and catching teams off guard. It's not just about the talent, but also about the chess match they'd have with opposing teams' managers trying to figure out how to counter their rotation. Plus, if Valdez can bring that level of postseason success to Toronto, it would be a game-changer. Of course, it's all about how it affects their payroll and whether it's worth the risk, but I think the potential payoff is huge 
! I mean, think about it, they're already loaded with talent and experience, adding another arm just for the sake of it is just gonna dilute the whole thing. What's wrong with having some consistency and familiarity in their rotation? And don't even get me started on the $200 million price tag... that's just ridiculous 
i mean can u imagine having 6 aces on the mound? 
it'd be so clutch when they're facing off against any team in the league, especially the Yankees 
️ and the red sox 
the fact that their rotation already has so much talent and experience makes this move even more crucial i mean sure they've got a big payroll commitment but like who cares?! 