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By Roy Firestone · Posted
Imagine if Bradish and Means BOTH pitch well consistently....then we have Burnes, Bradish, Kremer, GRod(when healthy), Irvin, Means, and my God...maybe even Povich and McDermott....I can dream cant I? You NEVER have enough good pitching.. -
By Roy Firestone · Posted
I enjoy every second when we do well...and we're doing well...but "worry" is part of my passion for my Orioles.I lived through 1969 when the Orioles were up 1-0 in their series with the Mets...then lost it all...in 71 and 79 we lost leads to the Pirates...I am never completely at peace until the game is over and we win...and then...I am ecstatic..it's my innocent obsession. I'm not a dour or angry person...just someone who loves this team madly. -
looking at his line Scott has 4 loses in 14 appearances. I’m saying he’s a good part of the reason they are selling. -
The trade would have made sense. Both players UFA's after the season. Marlins needed some bats in the lineup. We had backlog of players to fill the RF/DH role. Not quite the same as moving a 24 yo starter who is performing well at AAA -
Not many starters pitch 6 innings a game these days much less 9. However, it would seem likely that there would always be at least one successful starter that would get more votes than a reliever because the starter would have 3x the chances. It is always a good discussion when a dominant reliever is considered for Cy Young. Really, a GG seems more difficult to win.
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