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Ah, so you did miss out on that Albert Pujols guy. And couldn't sign CJ Wilson either. It's okay though. There's still plenty of fish left in the sea. Oh, see what I did there?

The signing of Mark Buerhle was more important than you realize. If Josh Johnson can get and stay healthy, you have a quality trio in the rotation (Johnson-Sanchez-Buerhle), which begs the question. Instead of maybe trying to spend big on Prince Fielder, perhaps Miami should pursue Yu Darvish? As well as quality ...

Miami was expected to be a big player in free agency, being in a new city, a new park, and having a new name, logo, and the whole nine yards. Tragic Maryland-like uniform fail aside, Miami has so far taken the reigns this off season. They're expected to sign closer Heath Bell and shortstop Jose Reyes. The immediate results are stability at closer and a dynamo hitting up at the top of the order. Now we all know they're still rumored to be in play for the big bats at 1B and possible pitchers like ...

As we make our way into the 2012 season, let us take a moment to look back on 2011.

It all starts one moment when Tony Reagins decided that he wanted to have Vernon Wells on his team. "The Silent Assassin" said, well I think I can do some sort of trade. BAM 2011 in a nut shell.

Well I am sure you all know by now the Jays finished 4th in the AL East with a 81-81 record, best for 14th overall in the majors. I'd call that record a success given the up and down ...

Continue to voting so we can crown our own version of each award. And please, make your case for your pick, argue a little bit. Debate. It's encouraged.

We promise that Realmofotalk will not actually bite. And that HollywoodLeo did wash his hands before voting for Adrian Gonzalez.


There's one last series of baseball to be played. 3 more days before the playoffs are finalized. It's been a hectic September. Let's finish it out strong on the forums as well!

As we stroll through September, we're a third of the way through, and nearing the conclusion of another excellent season of baseball. The playoff races have started to drift off as separation has taken its toll. But, the awards? Not so much. I mean Justin Verlander is obviously the AL Cy Young, in one of the better crop of Cy Young candidates in quite some time (just think about what Sabathia, Shields, and Weaver have done...with some nods to CJ Wilson, Josh Beckett, and Jon Lester.. you tell me ...