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  

The 2019/20 Toronto Maple Leafs - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)

Proposed Trade

From the Toronto Maple Leafs; Dmytro Timashov and 2021 4rth Round Draft Pick to the Nashville Predators for Wayne Simmonds

Head Coach - Mike Babcock

Goalies

1.  Frederik Andersen
2.  Michael Hutchinson *
3.  Ian Scott @

Defencemen

1.  Morgan Rielly
2.  Tyson Barrie
3.  Jake Muzzin
4.  Travis Dermott
5.  Andrew Nielsen *
6.  Justin Holl *
7.  Igor Ozhiganov

Defence Pairings

1.  Rielly and Barrie
2.  Muzzin and Nielsen
3.  Dermott and Holl

Forward Lines

                LW                                           C                                               RW

1.  Wayne Simmonds                  Auston Matthews                        Kasperi Kapanen 

2.  Zach Hyman                             John Tavares                               Mitch Marner

3.  Andreas Johnsson                     Jason Spezza                           William Nylander

4.  Tyler Ennis                            Frederik Gauthier                         Jeremy Bracco *

@ was in Junior's last year

* was in Minors with the Toronto Marlies last year

The Authorities - by Moses

  When a person thinks of the role of the authorities they usually think in terms of up-keeping the law.  How many people have been stereotyped and persecuted?  When a 'Black' man smokes a joint why was the reality arrest after arrest, before the legalization of pot?  In one summer in Kensington Market, Toronto of 2009 there were countless arrests of 'Blacks' in the park on simple 1 gram dealing of cannibas.  This was so obscene that it leaves one to wonder if the authoritative bodies that are supposed to be non-prejudice are actually following a game plan to further prejudice.

  Should we trust the authorities with the home of four people when they may be discriminated against by authoritative practices that are currently in place?   As a Torontonian I hope this not to be the case.  But what happens when a 'White' man lashes out with N-bombs at a 'Black' guy in a public park.  Does the aggressor in this case get taken in for questioning?  The answer is no by current authoritative bodies.  They're either free on Freedom of Speech, or taken to a psychiatric ward if the aggressor is aggressive with the authorities.  The problem is that if a 'Black' man lashes out with an N-bomb, how does it look when the 'Black' man sees imprisonment and the 'White' guy sees the psych ward?

  Should the home accept governing bodies looking in to the home?  I say for this reason that a persons' domicile can be redefined at any point in time to prevent 'Big Brother' from looking in.