Luis Urías

I mean, the other free agents, of course, that the Blue Jays are letting head to the open market, of course, unless they do agree to a deal here in the next couple days.

And, you know, that group is Shane Bieber, Patrick Corbin, Jimmy Garcia, Max Scherzer, Paul Seawald, George Springer, Jameson Tyone, and Luis Urias.

Are there any players out of that group? I mean, kind of when you're looking at it, I think that the Scherzer and Springer things, you know, we talked about that kind of when the year ended and what them coming back may look like I think kind of with their age their players that I would assume won't sign before the lockout and that they would kind of be guys who are signed before um play does resume or or however that looks instead of kind of locking themselves into a team but before a lockout and an uncertain situation right because if say the entire 2027 season is lost I would assume that both of them would just ultimately end up retiring right so I think that they'll be kind of on the wait and see side of things but you know out of the rest of this group I mean Jimmy Garcia the health stuff I don't really see a reunion happening there Patrick Corbin I would also you know put him into the same group as Scherzer and Springer Jamison Tyone You know, he looked a little bit better in his Blue Jays tenure, but I don't think that's a guy you're rushing to resign at this point.

Really, to me, it's just Paul Seawald and Shane Bieber are the two that I could kind of see reunions with.

I'm sure that that swinging strike rate, he's one where you'd probably like to see it go up a little bit in terms of kind of selling out for a little bit more power.

rather than kind of the Luis Urias approach where you're just getting a bat on everything.

And like you said, he's an athletic guy.

He's a center fielder with a gun of an arm.

Their whole life depends on it.

Some examples are Luis Urias.

I really like Chandler Simpson, who he never hit a home run in his whole life.

Well, he never hits a home run, but you know what? His speed puts the ball in play, like you said.

I think his range is still going to be a little bit of an issue.

But if Luis Urias can hang at second base, Trey Turner can hang at second base.

And so I think that's where this ends up next year.

I think this ends up with Trey Turner probably after a month of the season, month and a half of the season, moves over to second base.