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Cyrus wrote:Definitely Halladay should have went in as Jay, but McGriff, what makes you think he should have went in as Jay? Cause he started out with us?

He played for Toronto (1986-90), San Diego (1991-93), Atlanta (1993-97), Tampa Bay (1998-2001 and 2004), the Chicago Cubs (2001-02) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2003). His best year were in his Atlanta time, and also that's when he won his world series, so if anything maybe he would have went in as Brave?

Schad wrote:

Cyrus wrote:Definitely Halladay should have went in as Jay, but McGriff, what makes you think he should have went in as Jay? Cause he started out with us?

He played for Toronto (1986-90), San Diego (1991-93), Atlanta (1993-97), Tampa Bay (1998-2001 and 2004), the Chicago Cubs (2001-02) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2003). His best year were in his Atlanta time, and also that's when he won his world series, so if anything maybe he would have went in as Brave?

Yeah, I agree. His best years statistically came with the Jays, but he played more games with Atlanta, and had all of his postseason success with them including a title. If you were going to associate him with a single team, it'd likely be them.

Cyrus wrote:His best Statistically season came with ATL, highest AVG. and OPS. Curious what his WAR was at age 30...either way he enjoyed his best Team success in his ATL years.

Cyrus wrote:Definitely Halladay should have went in as Jay, but McGriff, what makes you think he should have went in as Jay? Cause he started out with us?

He played for Toronto (1986-90), San Diego (1991-93), Atlanta (1993-97), Tampa Bay (1998-2001 and 2004), the Chicago Cubs (2001-02) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2003). His best year were in his Atlanta time, and also that's when he won his world series, so if anything maybe he would have went in as Brave?

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LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:question:

if I sign up for Sportsnet NOW, will I be able to watch every Jays game?

https://secure.snnow.ca/pricing?ro=true

or is it like the MLB app where its gonna be black out in Toronto.

Will every Blue Jays game be available in SN NOW?

Sportsnet NOW is your home for streaming Blue Jays games. Users can stream games all season long, plus Blue Jays Central, other MLB matchups, the All-Star Game and Postseason.

However, MLB and AppleTV+ have a streaming rights deal that allows Apple to stream regular season games. As a result, select games every year air exclusively on AppleTV+, meaning the game is not available on Sportsnet television channels or Sportsnet NOW. Their schedule will be released throughout the season here.

MLB.TV Blackout Policy

Due to certain Major League Baseball exclusivities, select regular season, special event, and Postseason games are unavailable on MLB.TV domestically and internationally.

Live audio of the games that are unavailable is available to customers within “At Bat,” which is included with all MLB.TV subscriptions.

For a full list of unavailable games, territories, and channels please click here.

In addition, note:

• Home television territory blackout restrictions apply regardless of whether a Club is home or away and regardless of whether or not a game is televised in a Club's home television territory.

• Clubs located within the United States may be subject to home television territory blackout restrictions that may expand to outside of the United States.

• All San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics live games will be blacked out in the U.S. territory of Guam.

polo007 wrote:

LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:question:

if I sign up for Sportsnet NOW, will I be able to watch every Jays game?

https://secure.snnow.ca/pricing?ro=true

or is it like the MLB app where its gonna be black out in Toronto.

Will every Blue Jays game be available in SN NOW? - Sportsnet NOW

Will every Blue Jays game be available in SN NOW?

Sportsnet NOW is your home for streaming Blue Jays games. Users can stream games all season long, plus Blue Jays Central, other MLB matchups, the All-Star Game and Postseason.

However, MLB and AppleTV+ have a streaming rights deal that allows Apple to stream regular season games. As a result, select games every year air exclusively on AppleTV+, meaning the game is not available on Sportsnet television channels or Sportsnet NOW. Their schedule will be released throughout the season here.

https://www.mlb.com/live-stream-games/help-center/blackout-policy

MLB.TV Blackout Policy

Due to certain Major League Baseball exclusivities, select regular season, special event, and Postseason games are unavailable on MLB.TV domestically and internationally.

Live audio of the games that are unavailable is available to customers within “At Bat,” which is included with all MLB.TV subscriptions.

For a full list of unavailable games, territories, and channels please click here.

In addition, note:

• Home television territory blackout restrictions apply regardless of whether a Club is home or away and regardless of whether or not a game is televised in a Club's home television territory.

• Clubs located within the United States may be subject to home television territory blackout restrictions that may expand to outside of the United States.

• All San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics live games will be blacked out in the U.S. territory of Guam.

https://www.mlb.com/live-stream-games/help-center/blackouts-available-games?clear=

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