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Romero (8-9) vs. Price (9-9)
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Villanueva (6-2) vs. Shields (9-9)
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Cecil (4-4) vs. Davis (8-7)
Moderator: JaysRule15
The non-waiver deadline has passed which doesn't close the doors on the the trade rumor mill, it simply complicates the process. Tampa Bay closer Kyle Farnsworth could still be a target for contending clubs, but will he get that far in the waiver order?
Farnsworth may be of interest to clubs such as the Los Angeles Angels, St. Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees and Minnesota Twins, and the Rays could see value in dealing him. There is one major obstacle in the path of that possibility, however and that obstacle is named the Toronto Blue Jays.
Farnsworth is owed less than $1 million the rest of 2011, a number that decreases with each passing day, and that number may not be enough to keep the Jays from claiming Farnsworth.
Farnsworth was just outside Type B compensation levels at the end of last season but has likely pitched his way up that list. In that scenario, the Jays would receive a sandwich round pick, just as they did with several players a year ago.
kwamebargnani wrote:I'd say one out of three.
SharoneWright wrote:We sweep.
11x wrote:Don't know why but the Rays have always had the Jays number.
MGD24 wrote:Tonight's lineup;
Escobar SS
Rasmus CF
Bautista 3B
Lind 1B
Encarnacion DH
Snider LF
Hill 2B
Davis RF
Arencibia C