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Originally Posted by Jiggy_12
I believe the Jays only have Ryu and Roark signed through next year as far as SP’s go, you can likely count Pearson too but they may or may not want him on the big club in a starters role for a full season, I could see him being more of an RP next year at least for part of the year.
You can maybe resign Shoemaker, but they will actually be pretty thin at SP I believe, I’m going off memory though so I could be wrong.
There also aren’t a lot of teams selling this year, but lots of teams buying.
Not a recipe to make a big splash as far as trades as the prices should be high.
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Jays also have a club option on Anderson for $9.5 million.
Early projections of the Jays 2021 rotation would be:
Ryu
Roark
Anderson
Pearson
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For me, if the Jays add a pitcher via trade, I'd rather he slot in at or near the top as opposed to the middle or bottom. But I do agree that depleting the prospect base is not a good idea for any starting pitcher that the Jays can't control for multiple years.