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Hart goes by feelings now. Being direct isn't how we do things. Assume, assume, assume.

So basically Hart is spinning Jason wanting to get to get through his arbitration years as not wanting to sign a long term extension. Apparently he should of gone to them with that first because our FO is fairly obtuse and not capable of negotiating with Jason Heyward. Pretty much lets us know...

Link to Hart quotes please.

Yes because a hidden source is better than information coming straight from the person in question. You actually are living in a universe where logic and sensibility has gone out the window. Sucks for you.

Heyward went to them with that 2 year extension but I forgot he's a liar and the Braves tried to lock him up longer despite there being zero evidence to back that up.

He's done such a fantastic job for those 30 years...

Because Jason is a liar who doesn't love baseball. Also he is no longer a Brave so we must rally the troops, trash him on the way out and come to terms with the great moves our front office is making.

When did he decline an extension?

Because journalist never make stuff up...ever. Ever. Maybe you'd have a point if some kind of source was attached to it. Sounds like just another assumption.

The most intriguing part is seeing who the Cardinals draft after we resign Heyward and give them our draft pick.

So Jason is a liar.

You know you want them to win a championship so we can riot Lakers style.

So Jason is a liar? Good to know.

Maybe that's why the Braves just keep getting further and further away from a championship and the teams that have evolved keep winning them multiple times over.

Fangraphs or Jason Heyward. Hard to say which one would know...

Because of the Braves, not Jason Heyward. I think that should be made perfectly clear.

Is anyone else slightly worried about Peraza's lack of being able to take a walk? I guess with his speed more contact is indeed ideal but if teams choose not to throw him strikes is he going to layoff? Some more info about his approach at the plate would be appreciated.

What exactly hasn't Heyward figured out? Great walk percentage and doesn't strikeout a lot. I guess this 25 year old guy should just take his above average offense and retire. Zero chance to become even better.

Based of Jason's total career his recent power numbers suggest that it's just a fluke and maybe being asked to leadoff changed his approach. So him busting out while entering the prime of his career is likely. Of course that's buying into the assumption that Heyward has somehow not already...

FIP can be your friend if you allow it to be.