Orioles History
Here, you can talk about Orioles of the past, what teams were like way back when, and anything else concerning the team since 1954.
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By Roy Firestone · Posted
I wouldn't trade Kjerstad at all. Norby? Maybe.Stowers? Sure. Santander, or Hays or Urias? Yep..but I wouldn't trade Kjerstad. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Ken brings up a point that can’t be overstated enough…beating up on your opponents is the true measure of how good you are. Winning 1 run games is great and all but winning 8-0 shows a much more true level of dominance over your peers. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
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I was very specific with my examples of Miller and Bautista because they are excellent strikeout guys and are super effective. That’s going to be great for your 1-run record. I would expect Oakland to have a good record in 1-run games this year. -
This is one of Bowden’s more rational trade proposals, IMO. Neither Gaddis nor Smith is a guaranteed back end reliever, but both have good potential and are optionable. We need those type of arms more than we need a LH power bat who’s a defensive question mark. On Cleveland’s side, they have a top notch bullpen and probably could afford to deal these two. I’m not saying either side would do it, but it’s less unrealistic than most of Bowden’s ideas.
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