Tim Britton

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310 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 26 Aug

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: Weekend Recap, the Trade Market & Inside Signing Draft Picks · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

I think in Washington, there was kind of that opportunity for growth that prior front office had been there for a long time and was generally thought to be a little bit behind the curve in what they were doing kind of with modern analytics.

and modern developmental practices.

So to go from Mike Rizzo and his group that did certain things very well, but this was not one of them, to a group with Taboney that seems to be doing, especially from the offensive side of things, things really well.

You've seen that take off.

Like you mentioned, you know, James Wood went from all-star to like a guy who might be getting MVP votes.

C.J.

Abrams now an all-star.

Let's see him do it for a full 162 because he's had really good starts before.

But guys like Meade, Kiebert Ruiz, who seemed kind of lost coming into the season, has had a really nice year for them.

They've just gotten a lot out of the entire lineup.

And that they're still, you know, as we're heading into August, right at the top of the league in runs scored.

I think is one of the major stories of the season and something that if you are in my position analyzing the Mets and wondering where the Mets go forward, man, that makes this division a lot more interesting going forward that you don't have Washington and Miami as teams to kind of kick down their teams that are going to be competitive with you moving forward.

I think so for the most part.

I think if you're looking at Miami, the 12-game losing streak completely changes where they view themselves.

It might be something that they kind of enjoy, actually, from the front office, that they can start to make kind of the trades they want.

They were maybe a year too early in contending the way they were.

Maybe they can move Sandy Alcantara and get a lot for him in this market.

This is a nice market to be a seller, like you mentioned, because of how many teams are still in it, especially in the American League.

When we've been looking at who are the defined sellers in baseball...

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