Orioles History
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By sportsfan8703 · Posted
I'm sure the Yankees would love Mullins at 4/80. He's the type of player that a WS contender would be looking to acquire and not trade away. GG CF defense. CF being so thin in the MLB. Mullins is a top 5-7 CF in the game overall. Other guys can stand out in CF and not hurt you. Mullins actually gains us advantage. It's a dilemma that Elias will have to tackle. Keep an eye on EBJ's milb season. -
By Just Regular · Posted
The Mariners and Rangers are lollygagging like its the AL Central so it'll help the Astros stay in longer even if they don't start reversing the 10 games under .500 thing immediately. They'll go on a heater at some point. Helsley on the Cardinals is an interesting one - Elias got a deal done with STL last year when in the final weeks the GM accepted reality. Kyle Gibson isn't done competing in 2024 yet though. -
They are also giving up a ton of runs and the bullpen is atrocious for the most part. The pythag argument will still be there this year. -
I have to think SP injuries across the league has more impact than injured hitters. In theory, it should increase runs/game across the league. But as @Say O!said, CHW, MIA... -
By sportsfan8703 · Posted
We do have an option for Kimbrel next year. It's a long ways away though. The way our closers rack up saves he could be at 500 by the end of next year easily. Even in some sort of time share with Bautista next season. As we've seen with Means' TJ, there is no sure thing. We could possibly keep Kimbrel as an insurance policy next year.
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