I got no voice. Oh, no. Oh, yeah.

That's a horrible sign for your 22nd ranked Toronto Blue Jays.

The Toronto Blue Jays.

Let's get into what they did last year before a big year this year for Vladito and the whole country.

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Last year, they finished 74 and 88. That was last in the American League East.

They had some offensive profile. They were 13th and on base percentage, but 23 and runs, 26 and

homers, 27th in steals. That doesn't feel right. The rotation, middle upper class, 14th in ERA, 12th and

whip. The bullpen was not, uh, almost dead last, uh, 29th in ERA, worst in homers

allowed. They dropped 12 spots in our TPP rankings from last year, Coach Trev.

Vladito is going to be one of the biggest stories around baseball. Who'd they bring in to help

keep him? They brought a lot of people in, Jake. I'm looking and I'm liking it. Who they added. Obviously, we'll start off with our guy Anthony Santander. He signed a five year, 92 and a half million dollars. Contract. What's in your basement? Has he started his basement yet? We're not sure. He gets homers. That's what he does. They need

to the left-handed badge. They actually went out and got one. There is an opt-out after the third

year, but the club has the ability to override that by picking up a club option for 2030. So

it could actually become a $110 million deal over six years. They needed this guy. They went out and got the guy.

I'm very happy for this move.

Also, you just talked with the bullpen.

They needed some work in the bullpen,

especially at the real back end of games.

Jeff Hoffman comes in, originally signed by the Blue Jays with the Phillies,

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