Rob Bradford

But if they get Tucker, no doubt about it, they're the favorites in the American League East.

Now, where do they pivot?

Cody Bellinger is the obvious one, but I was just talking to some people up in Toronto.

They're like, yeah, they'll monitor the situation.

But if I'm a Toronto fan, I'm like, okay, where are we spending that 10 years, $350 million now?

Let's go.

Let's keep the momentum going.

But I will say this, is that if Toronto isn't able to pull off a Bellinger signing or even a Frambois Valdez signing, if you do compare their offseason to the Red Sox, the Red Sox probably had a better offseason.

But still, that doesn't mean anything because the Blue Jays made it to the World Series.

The Blue Jays have all kinds of momentum.

And the Blue Jays, once again, aren't going to be shy about adding their team, whether it's now or the trade deadline, because they are one of the most financially mighty teams in all of baseball, actually.

Yeah, I think they're good enough, but

there are a lot of things where the half has to go right, and they're sort of an incomplete.

Because you even look at their bullpen, you know, they had four, they carried four lefties at one time last year in the bullpen.

I mean, they really don't have hardly any right now, maybe one besides Chapman.

You know, so just starting pitching Sonny Gray is really interesting, but he's also a 36.

You know, Wilson Contreras, he's interesting.

but he's mid-30s as well.

You would like to think these guys get through the season no problem.

You like to think a guy like Marcel O'Meara takes a step forward and all of this.