Tuesday, December 24, 2019
The Gestapo Part 7 - by Moses
In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, they are trying to make apartment buildings accountable to smoking by-laws to their tenants. This is an illegal practice as it violates the landlord/tenant act which stipulates the privacy act, regarding matters like these, between a tenant and the authorities. It also stipulates in the landlord/tenant act that a mans' domicile can't be called upon by the apartment buildings on these matters. The problem today is that the authorities are trying to hold the tenants of apartment buildings accountable to their own domiciles, to their buildings, or to the authorities themselves. This Gestapo practice was followed under Mussolini himself. The cause and effect of following such a Mandate is that a persons' privacy is not upheld to the rights and freedoms of our CANADIAN CONSTITUTION.
Monday, December 23, 2019
Recent Toronto Blue Jays Acquisitions and the 2020 Toronto Blue Jays - by Moses
Recent Free Agent Signings
1. Hyun-Jin Ryu (LHP)
2. Tanner Roark (RHP)
3. Shun Yamaguchi (RHP) ^
4. Travis Shaw (DH/1B/3B) bats left
Trade
From the Toronto Blue Jays; Chad Spanberger (OF) to the Milwaukee Brewers for Chase Anderson (RHP)
The 2020 Toronto Blue Jays Roster looks like this as a result;
Pitching Staff
1. Hyun-Jin Ryu (LHP)
2. Tanner Roark (RHP)
3. Trent Thornton (RHP)
4. Anthony Kay (LHP)
5. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) @
6. Chase Anderson (RHP)
7. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
8. Buddy Boshers (LHP)
9. Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
10.Wilmer Font (RHP)
11.Shun Yamaguchi (RHP) ^
12.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Travis Shaw (DH/1B/3B) bats left
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B/DH) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
7. Randal Grichuk (RF) bats right
8. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
9. Teoscar Hernandez (CF) bats right
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B/DH) bats right
5. Randal Grichuk (RF) bats right
6. Teoscar Hernandez (CF) bats right
7. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
8. Patrick Kivlehan (DH/1B) bats right *
9. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
Bench
1. Richard Urena (2B/SS/3B) bats both *
2. Billy McKinney (OF) bats left
3. Anthony Alford (OF) bats right *
* in minors last year
@ on disabled list last year
^ played in Japan last year
25 Best Starting Pitchers in the Jays Chain
1. Hyun-Jin Ryu (LHP)
2. Tanner Roark (RHP)
3. Trent Thornton (RHP)
4. Anthony Kay (LHP)
5. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) @
6. Chase Anderson (RHP)
7, Jacob Waguespack (RHP)
8. Shun Yamaguchi (RHP) ^
9. Ryan Borucki (LHP) @
10.Nate Pearson (RHP) *
11.T.J. Zeuch (RHP) *
12.Joey Murray (RHP) *
13.Yennsy Diaz (RHP) *
14.Maximo Castillo (RHP) *
15.Simeon Woods Richardson (RHP) *
16.Sean Reid-Foley (RHP) *
17.Jordan Romano (RHP) *
18.David Paulino (RHP) *
19.Tom Hatch (RHP) *
20.Nick Allgeyer (LHP) *
21.Justin Dillon (RHP) *
22.Graham Spraker (RHP) *
23.Josh Winckowski (RHP) *
24.Eric Pardinho (RHP) *
25.Brad Wilson (RHP) *
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Freedoms and Rights in the Canadian Constitution - by Moses
A Canadian citizen that receives a monthly pension (and collect) can travel to a destination outside Canada for six months minus one day in the year. His/her pension is insured by the Canadian Government whether the Canadian citizen is in or outside Canada. The limitation of six months minus one day is to insure that the citizen pays his yearly taxes. This is studied in Constitutional Law to educate not to confuse matters. Once a person (Canadian citizen) is aware of his/her freedoms and rights they can navigate their life effectively. How many Canadians live 6 months in Canada and 6 months in Florida or Arizona? The education of the masses is a necessity to insure we don't get sidestepped by false deductions that many institutions impose, Government included. The problem is the bureaucratic red tape enshrined in legalities. The passing of the buck some would say to delay accountability. Who is really being held accountable when a person is given false information from a Government institution? This is the problem of living in Canada today. We seem to be selective in this Country as to who gets the education towards what our freedoms and rights are; 1) Right to Life 2) Freedom of Speech 3) Freedom of Assembly 4) Freedom of Association 5) Right to Council 6) Freedom to Travel within Canada and Internationally 7) Freedom to have Representation by your MP 8) Equal Access within the Health Care System 9) The Privacy Act etc...
Andre De Grasse - by Moses
The upcoming Olympics are here next year. As one of the favourites in the 100 Metre and 200 Metre events De Grasse is already a legend in the rankings. De Grasse won a Silver Medal in the 200 Metre in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil and Bronze Medals in the 100 Metre and 4 X 100 Metre events at the same Olympics.
His best time in the 100 Metre Event is 9.69 wind assisted that he ran in Stockholm, Sweden in 2017, and a 9.90 time in Quatar this past year (in September). His personal best in the 200 Metre discipline is a wind aided 19.58 in 2015, and a time of 19.80 set at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brasil. De Grasse also ran a time of 19.88 in the 200 Metre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 2015.
I forecast De Grasse to win medals in three disciplines in Tokyo, Japan, 2020. A Bronze Medal in the 100 Metre Dash (9.84), a Gold Medal in the 200 Metre (19.72), and a Bronze Medal in the 4 X 100 Metre (1. Jamaica 2. U.S.A 3. Canada)
Monday, December 16, 2019
Letter for CBC, CTV, City TV, Ontario Tribunal, Case Manager at ODSP, Ontario Ombudsman Office, Home-care Services of Farhan Aboubaker; A Man's Right to Life - by Moses Goldman
Letter for CBC, CTV, City TV, Ontario Tribunal, Case Manager at ODSP, Ontario Ombudsman Office, Homecare Services of Farhan Aboubaker;
Farhan Aboubaker has had his travel options limited because he is an ODSP recipient. For Farhan the winter months are excruciating. Over the last number of years he has suffered a brain aneurysm, a collapsed lung, and had a case of pneumonia all as a result of his body rejecting cold weather. He traveled to Thailand last winter and was cut off from his pension cheque (for what were called breaking guidelines and regulations which stipulates an ODSP recipient is only allowed to be out of the Country for 1 -3 Months).
Farhan would like the decision from the Ontario Tribunal to be delayed so that he can travel again this year back to Thailand (to be with his family) and keep his Canadian Citizen status. It really is a simple case; Farhan wants to live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada for 6 months plus one day and live with his family abroad 6 months minus one day. Farhan's right to life is the issue here. For Farhan to live in Toronto in the winter months means that he can't go outside for months on end as Farhan was born polio stricken. He would like re-assurance from your office to be treated as a Canadian Citizen drawing from his Disability Pension at ODSP while abroad.
When Farhan and I called the Ombudsman Office a few days ago we were told to take this route as Farhan's ODSP worker worked against procedure and was proactive in cutting off Farhan from ODSP. She was supposed to inform Farhan first to see if he would have answers to why and what was the case if a guideline wasn't followed. The reason Farhan had was that he mailed a letter from Dr. Chen to ODSP BEFORE he left the Country stating he was out of the Country for Health Reasons.
If it would please your offices Farhan's Doctor has already shown case evidence to ODSP and this information can be provided.
Yours Truly,
Moses Goldman and Farhan Aboubaker
Proposed Toronto Blue Jays Trades and the 2020 Roster (including the recent Free Agent signing of Tanner Roark) - by Moses
Proposed Trade
1. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Trent Thornton, Teoscar Hernandez, and 2020 3rd Round Draft Pick to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Robbie Ray and Kevin Ginkel
2. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Yennsy Diaz and Patrick Kivlehan to the Milwaukee Brewers for Eric Thames and Angel Perdomo
3. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Andy Burns to the Chicago White Sox for Ryan Goins
As a result of the trades and the recent Free-Agent signing of Tanner Roark, here is the team for next year;
Manager - Charlie Montoyo
Pitching Staff
1. Robbie Ray (LHP)
2. Tanner Roark (RHP)
3. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) !
4. Anthony Kay (LHP)
5. Nate Pearson (RHP) *
6. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
7. Ryan Borucki (LHP) !
8. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
9. Angel Perdomo (LHP) *
10.Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
11.Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
12.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Eric Thames (DH/1B) bats left
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
7. Randal Grichuk (RF) bats right
8. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
9. Anthony Alford (CF) bats right
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Randal Grichuk (RF) bats right
6. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
7. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
8. Jonathan Davis (DH/OF) bats right
9. Anthony Alford (CF) bats right
Bench
1. Ryan Goins (2B/SS/3B) bats left
2. Richard Urena (2B/SS/3B) bats both *
3. Derek Fisher (OF) bats left
! - on injured reserve
* - in Minors last year
Thursday, December 12, 2019
Defining What is Right and What is Wrong - by Moses
Here's the conundrum; There is one G-d for argument's sake. There are Seven Billion people on earth, therefore there are seven billion different ideas of what is right and wrong. When someone argues a point in check another person has the right to agree, to disagree, be indifferent, or agree to disagree. When we're young we study in school to get an education. When we reach our late twenties we have pretty much formulated our independence through schooling (and street smarts that we've entertained). The problem that most people have is that most people see things in 'black' and 'white'. What happens when it's a grey area and the polarized view leads most people into believing that either or is okay. The problem with too linear an approach is that it makes it harder on the psyche to entertain a polarized viewpoint. The reality is that every issue has pros and cons that can't be stringently expressed with just one statement. When someone tells me that something is right, or something is wrong, and I disagree to the statement, I remind them that it will still be okay to agree to disagree. 'You gotta do this or gotta do that' really shouldn't be said unless it's by the parent to the child, or by the Employer to the Employee.
The problem America is having today is regarding 'White' privilege and 'Black' privilege.
'White' privilege; Authoritative measures in place to ensure the safety of the 'White' man.
'Black' privilege; Coverage on the streets by people if your 'Black' and full exposure if you're 'White'.
When Colin Kaepernick wouldn't stand to the National Anthem in a Football game in 2016, he said afterwards that his conscience wouldn't allow him to honor his Nation based on the practices within America today towards 'Blacks'. Funny, now he's been ostracized by the Football Community (kept from a job) and the media as being un-American for his actions. Wasn't it Muhammad Ali who refused to go to Vietnam because, and I quote 'Ain't no Viet-Cong ever called me a Nigger'. When it happened, Ali lost his belt and was almost railroaded out of the fight game.
It seems to me that when a 'White' man speaks up on a matter he expects to be heard. When a 'Black' man speaks up he's railroaded.
Bill Cosby is another example of misguided justice. Here is a man that every American loved for years and was thought of as a Great man. When accusations towards rape from years' past surfaced, the legal system failed him and now he's being ostracized by America for allegations on his personal life from years past. What confuses me is why statute of limitations wasn't employed in these allegations as the events are from 20 years past. America would rather try to humble men as opposed to honoring the legal system when it's a legal matter. There was no need to destroy Cosby's character in the media or in the Courthouse for that matter as a man is innocent until proven guilty.
'Black' privilege; Say you're in Compton, California. You're 'Black' and living in a predominantly 'Black' neighborhood. You're taught to have your neighbors back at all times in the hood. Say a 'White' guy drives into the area and goes into a convenient store there. Do the people in that area have his back? Should America dismiss this as cultural indifference?
This procreation of bad blood from both sides of the fence causes many disturbances. In fact some would say, even today, that should these negative sentiments be put forth as truths, could cause a ripple effect in the psyche of children across America and lead people to believe that have to fight battles that they don't really need to fight. Likewise that feed the frenzy of the KKK, Neo Nazi's within America, and the Radical Muslim view of Shariya Law.
What is wrong with being indiscriminate of race, color, and creed? Like I said earlier in the article; There are seven billion different ideas of what is right and wrong. How the hell are you supposed to singularly define what is right and wrong?
We may have to re-examine what Multi-Culturalism entails.
By the way, how many African Americans own Professional Sports Franchises in North America today?
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Player Forecasts for the 2019/20 Toronto Maple Leafs - by Moses
Player GP Goals Assists Points +/-
1. Auston Matthews (C) 82 50 50 100 +32
2. John Tavares (C) 77 38 50 88 +24
3. Mitch Marner (RW) 62 23 63 86 +25
4. Morgan Rielly (D) 82 20 57 77 +18
5. William Nylander (RW) 82 30 45 75 +30
6. Kasperi Kapanen (RW) 75 26 37 63 +12
7. Andreas Johnsson (LW) 82 25 35 60 +22
8. Ilya Mikheyev (RW) 82 27 30 57 +12
9. Tyson Barrie (D) 82 12 42 54 +17
10.Jason Spezza (C) 70 16 37 53 +7
11.Jake Muzzin (D) 82 10 35 45 +15
Thursday, November 28, 2019
Toronto Maple Leafs Trade and Aftermath - by Moses
From the Toronto Maple Leafs; Alexander Kerfoot (Forward) to the New Jersey Devils for Wayne Simmonds (RW/LW)
As a result, here is this years' Toronto Maple Leafs;
Head Coach - Sheldon Keefe
Goalies
1. Frederik Andersen
2. Michael Hutchinson
3. Kasimir Kaskisuo *
Defencemen
1. Morgan Rielly
2. Tyson Barrie
3. Jake Muzzin
4. Cody Ceci
5. Justin Holl
6. Travis Dermott
7. Rasmus Sandin *
8. Timothy Liljegren *
Forward Lines
LW C RW
1. Wayne Simmonds Auston Matthews William Nylander
2. Zach Hyman John Tavares Mitch Marner
3. Andreas Johnsson Jason Spezza Kasperi Kapanen
4. Dmytro Timashov Pierre Engvall Ilya Mikheyev
Bench
1. Frederik Gauthier (Forward)
2. Nick Shore (C)
3. Nic Petan (Forward)
4. Trevor Moore (LW) !
* - currently in Minors
! - on injured reserve
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Free Agent Signing, Toronto Blue Jays Trades, and Aftermath - by Moses
Free Agent Signing by the Toronto Blue Jays - Gerrit Cole for $180 Million U.S.D over six years
Trades
1. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Teoscar Hernandez, Trent Thornton, and Patrick Kivlehan to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Robbie Ray and Kevin Ginkel
2. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Yennsy Diaz and Andy Burns to the Houston Astros for Abraham Toro
3. From the Toronto Blue Jays; 2020 4rth Round Draft Pick to the Chicago White Sox for Ryan Goins
As a result this is the Toronto Blue Jays Roster for 2020;
Manager - Charlie Montoyo
Pitching Staff
1. Gerrit Cole (RHP)
2. Robbie Ray (LHP)
3. Nate Pearson (RHP) @
4. Anthony Kay (LHP)
5. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) *
6. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
7. Ryan Borucki (LHP) *
8. Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
9. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
10.Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
11.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Abraham Toro (RF/DH/3B) bats both
4. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Randal Grichuk (CF) bats right
7. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
8. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
9. Ryan Goins (DH/2B/SS/3B) bats left
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
4. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Randal Grichuk (CF) bats right
6. Abraham Toro (DH/RF/3B) bats both
7. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
8. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
9. Anthony Alford (RF) bats right @
Bench
1. Luke Maile (C) bats right
2. Richard Urena (2B/SS/3B) bats both @
3. Cullen Large (2B/3B/OF) bats both @
4. Derek Fisher (OF) bats left
5. Dalton Pompey (OF) bats both *
@ - in Minors
* - on injured reserve
As a result of all these transactions here are the Toronto Blue Jays' Chain's 20 best starting pitchers;
1. Gerrit Cole (RHP)
2. Robbie Ray (LHP)
3. Nate Pearson (RHP) @
4. Anthony Kay (LHP)
5. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) *
6. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
7. Ryan Borucki (LHP) *
8. Joey Murray (RHP) @
9. Maximo Castillo (RHP) @
10.Simeon Woods Richardson (RHP) @
11.Graham Spraker (RHP) @
12.Sean Reid-Foley (RHP) @
13.Jordan Romano (RHP) @
14.Justin Dillon (RHP) @
15.Josh Winckowski (RHP) @
16.Zach Jackson (RHP) @
17.Nick Allgeyer (LHP) @
18.Tom Hatch (RHP) @
19.Jake Fishman (LHP) @
20.Patrick Murphy (RHP) @
Friday, November 22, 2019
The 2019/20 Toronto Raptors - by Moses
Head Coach - Nick Nurse
Projected Record - 57 Wins 25 Losses
Forecast for this years' team;
Leading Scorers PPG RPG APG Blocked Shots
1. Pascal Siakam 27.3 8.9 4.5 1.8
2. Kyle Lowry 17.7 4.8 8.6 -
3. Fred VanVleet 17.3 4.3 7.5 -
4. OG Anunoby 13.5 6.7 4.0 0.7
5. Serge Ibaka 12.8 8.3 2.3 1.1
6. Marc Gasol 11.0 9.1 1.7 1.3
7. Norman Powell 10.2 4.7 3.3 0.3
Thursday, November 14, 2019
Proposed Toronto Blue Jays Trade and Free Agent Signing - by Moses
Off-Season Acquisitions
Sign Free Agent Gerrit Cole to a 6 year $180 Million U.S.D contract
Trade Trent Thornton to the Milwaukee Brewers for Eric Thames and sign him to a two year $12 Million U.S.D contract
With these changes here is the Blue Jays 25 Man Roster for 2020;
Manager - Charlie Montoyo
Pitching Staff
1. Gerrit Cole (RHP)
2. Nate Pearson (RHP) @
3. Anthony Kay (LHP)
4. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) !
5. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
6. Ryan Borucki (LHP) !
7. Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
8. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
9. Justin Shafer (RHP)
10.Ryan Tepera (RHP)
11.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order.vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Eric Thames (DH/1B/RF) bats left
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B/DH) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
7. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
8. Teoscar Hernandez (CF) bats right
9. Dalton Pompey (RF) bats both !
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B/DH) bats right
5. Teoscar Hernandez (CF) bats right
6. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
7. Brandon Drury (DH/2B/3B/OF) bats right
8. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
9. Dalton Pompey (RF) bats both !
Bench
1. Richard Urena (2B/3B/SS) bats both @
2. Derek Fisher (OF) bats left
3. Forrest Wall (OF) bats left @
@ - in Minors
! - on injured reserve
Friday, November 8, 2019
Modern Day Gestapo Part 6 - by Moses
In and around 2000, Robert DeNiro directed his first film about the secret 'White' society that conducted intelligence operations for the U.S.A. In the film it was reported (from true life stories) that this society was open to 'White' people only, as Langley (headquarters for the C.I.A) would only place field officers on an intel project if they were 'White'. In today's' age we have seen the authoritative causes and effects of a 'White' privilege society. 'Blacks' are still perceived to be dangerous to associate with, and considered to be a threat to 'White' society. Therefore we see constant conflict to preserve the interests of the 'White' man. Considering we're entering 2020 with this still as a mandate leaves me to wonder if the scale of justice will ever even out.
In and around 2000, Howard Stern televised a show in which he placed a phony Nazi officer alongside a card carrying KKK member and a 'Black' Woman. He asked the KKK member who he thought were the lowest of the low in society. Here's the list; 1) The Jew 2) the Fag 3) the Nigger 4) the Malato 5) the Mexican 6) the Gook 7) the Chink 8) the Eskimo. Considering that the KKK is still given a say in media related intelligence gathering it makes one wonder why the 'Black' Panthers were fought as a homeland terrorist faction to the U.S, while the KKK is protected by their 1st amendment right, Freedom of Speech. It's a two tier system based on color. A 'white' guy calling out Nigger to a 'Black' man isn't discriminated against by authoritative practice, rather this is cited as the Freedom of Speech. When a 'Black' man says 'Yo Nigger' to his friends or peers it is commonly accepted by the authorities to let them rot in the ongoing inner-city fights. When will outer society accept what Northern Universities in the U.S were trying to achieve in the late 1800's, zero racism and zero prejudice based on race, color, and creed, as opposed to the Southern States mantra (that stood up in law below the Mason-Dixie line until 1964) that the 'Black' man was not the equal of the 'White' man and that there had to be segregation to protect the 'White' man's interests.
This in turn has led authoritative practices that call for racial profiling, the monitoring of 'Black' neighborhoods (the authorities lead us to believe that 'Blacks' are subhuman and that is eaten up by the media perception). Some would say the Southern States perception that was supposed to change once Lincoln freed the slaves, is actually being preserved. At this point I ask one very simple question to clarify this blatant prejudice; How many 'Black' friends do you have? As sad as this sounds the majority of 'White' people can't even come up with one person. What does that say of a 'White' protectionist society? Finally; Do you trust the authorities?
Saturday, October 26, 2019
Scoring Predictions for the 2019/20 Toronto Maple Leafs - by Moses
Toronto Maple Leafs
Player GP G A PTS +/-
1. Mitch Marner 82 30 87 117 +40
2. Auston Matthews 82 50 50 100 +33
3. John Tavares 71 44 47 91 +40
4. Morgan Rielly 82 25 61 86 +30
5. William Nylander 77 30 45 75 +30
6. Kasperi Kapanen 75 24 43 67 +21
7. Andreas Johnsson 76 25 40 65 +20
8. Tyson Barrie 82 17 42 59 +23
9. Ilya Mikheyev 80 23 35 58 +7
10.Jake Muzzin 82 13 36 49 +20
Player GP G A PTS +/-
1. Mitch Marner 82 30 87 117 +40
2. Auston Matthews 82 50 50 100 +33
3. John Tavares 71 44 47 91 +40
4. Morgan Rielly 82 25 61 86 +30
5. William Nylander 77 30 45 75 +30
6. Kasperi Kapanen 75 24 43 67 +21
7. Andreas Johnsson 76 25 40 65 +20
8. Tyson Barrie 82 17 42 59 +23
9. Ilya Mikheyev 80 23 35 58 +7
10.Jake Muzzin 82 13 36 49 +20
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Gestapo Techniques Part 5 - by Moses
The modern day level of bureaucratic and authoritative red tape enshrined in the Canadian Constitution has led us to today where every person in this country can be tracked by GPS. When the authorities strike, they usually do so in great numbers. Remember the Sammy Yatim case in Toronto, Ontario, Canada a few years back? Just a quick review; Ratim, an 18 year old Arab Adolescent, was drunk or high and had a switchblade on a public bus. He scared everyone there, yet no one was injured. When the Police arrived they ordered him to disarm and give up his switchblade from a distance. When Yatim didn't comply, an Officer of the law shot him EIGHT times. Now explain to me this; If authoritative measures allow for gross misconduct of the officers on our force how does the average home look at the end result. An 18 year old was killed, murdered. Bottom line. Why didn't the Police shoot Yatim in the foot to disarm him. As a result of 8 or 9 Policemen being in gross negligence of the law, we're supposed to believe they act in our interests? Now we're led to believe that the Police force needs to SERVE and PROTECT, yet there are unconstitutional undercover task force vehicles parading throughout our city every day and night on our streets. We're supposed to trust that there won't be any breaches in the law by the police themselves, yet with uncommon consistency we see these breaches (infractions on the law by the police themselves). At this point the authorities say that they don't racially profile (which they do), that they don't monitor the home (which they do), and that the general populous can't hold them accountable to their actions (which they can). How many more lies and deception are the authorities going to promote?
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS PEOPLE
Saturday, October 12, 2019
The Imminent trade of the Toronto Maple Leafs - by Moses
It is apparent early into this years' NHL season that the Toronto Maple Leafs lack the muscle to support the skilled players they have. The same could be said of the team through the last two years in the playoffs. Dubas needs to be proactive in this quest for a tough player, as the Leafs can't afford to lose Matthews, Marner, Tavares, or Nylander to injury.
Look at the Montreal Canadians of the seventies. They had a ton of skilled players (like the Leafs of today) and had Rick Chartraw when the opponent tried to intimidate one of the Canadians skilled players. Montreal played under Scotty Bowman and were not the typical seventies NHL Teams. There were the Bruins and the Flyers that played a dirty style game of hockey using intimidation as their weapon. The reason the Habs were so proficient in the seventies was because they couldn't be intimidated. If a team tried taking a run at one of their skilled players Chartraw or Larry Robinson would even the score. Big Bird wasn't really a fighter but was the biggest and strongest player in the game when he played and was graceful when exacting a dirty hit. In other words he wasn't the type of hockey player to injure a player when he fought back. It was either a clean hit or a fight. Many players feared what Robinson was capable of in a fight. Chartraw on the other hand was a loose cannon and known to be one of the best fighters in the game. He exacted revenge on the opponents with reckless abandon and teams (like the Bruins and the Flyers) knew they were in for it if they tried to be physical with Lafleur, Shutt, Cournoyer or any other skilled players on their team (for that reason).
By account, the Leafs are a young enough team to withstand trading away draft picks to pick up a tough left winger in the mold of Wayne Simmonds. Having a big guy playing alongside Matthews would free up Auston's game. I would expect this to lead him to many years scoring 100+ points and perhaps a sip from the Cup.
Trade Proposals
1st Trade
From the Toronto Maple Leafs; Jeremy Bracco (RW) and 2021 4rth Round Draft Pick to the New Jersey Devils for Wayne Simmonds (Forward) and $8 Million U.S.D (financial arrangements to pay 80% of Simmonds' salary for the 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 campaigns).
2nd Trade
From the Toronto Maple Leafs; Trevor Moore (LW) to the Minnesota Wild for Carson Soucy (D)
With Simmonds the Leafs would be adding another veteran that will prevent teams from bullying our skilled players. The veteran presence will be very important for the Stanley Cup playoffs as this takes some of the load off our current veterans, such as John Tavares, Zach Hyman, Jason Spezza and Frederik Andersen (among others). Trading for Soucy is purely insurance that at least our blue-line will have enough healthy bodies for the duration of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
As a result here is our Roster;
Coach
Mike Babcock
Goaltenders
1. Frederik Andersen
2. Kasimir Kaskisuo *
3. Ian Scott *
Defencemen
1. Morgan Rielly
2. Tyson Barrie
3. Jake Muzzin
4. Cody Ceci
5. Justin Holl
6. Travis Dermott
7. Carson Soucy
8. Rasmus Sandin *
9. Martin Marincin
10.Timothy Liljegren *
Forward Lines
LW C RW
1. Wayne Simmonds Auston Matthews William Nylander
2. Zach Hyman + John Tavares Mitch Marner
3. Andreas Johnsson Jason Spezza Kasperi Kapanen
4. Dmytro Timashov Alexander Kerfoot Ilya Mikheyev
Bench
1. Frederik Gauthier (C)
* - in Minors
+ - on injured reserve
Thursday, September 19, 2019
The 2020 Toronto Blue Jays and impending off-season moves - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc)
Trades
1. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Teoscar Hernandez (OF), Trent Thornton (RHP), and Andy Burns (3B/1B) to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Robbie Ray (LHP) and Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
2. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Randal Grichuk (OF) to the Houston Astros for Abraham Toro (RF/3B/1B)
3. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Yennsy Diaz (RHP) to the Milwaukee Brewers for Angel Perdomo (LHP)
4. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Luke Maile (C) to the Chicago White Sox for Ryan Goins (2B/SS)
As a result of the trades here is what the 2020 Team will look like;
Pitching Staff
1. Robbie Ray (LHP)
2. Nate Pearson (RHP)
3. Anthony Kay (LHP)
4. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
5. Ryan Borucki (LHP)
6. Jacob Waguespack (RHP)
7. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
8. Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
9. Justin Shafer (RHP)
10.Angel Perdomo (LHP)
11.Kirby Snead (LHP)
12.Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
13.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Abraham Toro (RF) bats both
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
7. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
8. Derek Fisher (CF) bats left
9. Ryan Goins (DH) bats left
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Abraham Toro (RF) bats both
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
6. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
7. Brandon Drury (DH) bats right
8. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
9. Anthony Alford (CF) bats right
Bench
1. Richard Urena (2B/SS/3B) bats both
2. Cullen Large (2B/3B/1B/OF) bats both
3. Jonathan Davis (OF) bats right
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Top 20 Starting Pitchers in the Toronto Blue Jays Chain - by Moses
1. Nate Pearson (RHP)
2. Anthony Kay (LHP)
3. Matt Shoemaker (RHP) !
4. T.J. Zeuch (RHP)
5. Ryan Borucki (LHP) !
6. Jacob Waguespack (RHP)
7. Joey Murray (RHP)
8. Sean Reid-Foley (RHP)
9. Jordan Romano (RHP)
10.Thomas Pannone (LHP)
11.Maximo Castillo (RHP)
12.Simeon Woods Richardson (RHP)
13.David Paulino (RHP)
14.Graham Spraker (RHP)
15.Justin Dillon (RHP)
16.Zach Logue (LHP)
17.Andrew Sopko (RHP)
18.Nick Allgeyer (LHP)
19.Josh Winckowski (RHP)
20.Tom Hatch (RHP)
! - on injured reserve
Possible Toronto Blue Jays Trades in the upcoming Off-Season - by Moses
Trades
1. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Teoscar Hernandez (OF) to the Miami Marlins for Caleb Smith (LHP)
1. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Richard Urena (2B/SS/3B) to the Milwaukee Brewers for Angel Perdomo (LHP)
2. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Trent Thornton (RHP) to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
3. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Randal Grichuk (OF) and Yennsy Diaz (RHP) to the Houston Astros for Abraham Toro (3B/RF/1B)
4. From the Toronto Blue Jays; Andy Burns (3B/1B/OF) to the Chicago White Sox for Ryan Goins (2B/SS/3B)
As a result of the trades, this is what the 2020 Toronto Blue Jays will look like;
Manager - Charlie Montoyo
Pitching Staff
1. Caleb Smith (LHP)
2. Nate Pearson (RHP)
3. Anthony Kay (LHP)
4. T.J Zeuch (RHP)
5. Ryan Borucki (LHP)
6. Sam Gaviglio (RHP)
7. Thomas Pannone (LHP)
8. Justin Shafer (RHP)
9. Kevin Ginkel (RHP)
10.Angel Perdomo (LHP)
11.Ken Giles (RHP)
Batting Order vs Righties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Abraham Toro (RF) bats both
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
6. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
7. Derek Fisher (CF) bats left
8. Reese McGuire (C) bats left
9. Brandon Drury (DH) bats right
Batting Order vs Lefties
1. Bo Bichette (SS) bats right
2. Cavan Biggio (2B) bats left
3. Abraham Toro (RF) bats both
4. Vlad Guerrero Jr. (3B) bats right
5. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (LF) bats right
6. Rowdy Tellez (1B) bats left
7. Brandon Drury (DH) bats right
8. Danny Jansen (C) bats right
9. Anthony Alford (CF) bats right
Bench
1. Luke Maile (C) bats right
2. Ryan Goins (2B/SS/3B) bats left
3. Jonathan Davis (OF) bats right
4. Billy McKinney (OF) bats left
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