Orioles History
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We smashed him pretty good last year and he’s due for regression. He’s an average pitcher that we should beat. -
Yeah, the limited IP so far is small. But it feels like he's not at the right level of competition. Of course it's also as much competing against himself (pitch shape, location, etc. that the team tracks) as against the hitters too. Like you mentioned elsewhere, he's younger than DeLeon. -
By CaptainRedbeard · Posted
I think they’d go with 4 lefties before sending Akin to AAA. If everyone is healthy: SP: Burnes, Grayson, Bradish, Kremer, Means/Irvin RP: Kimbrel, Cano, Coulombe, Perez, Akin, Suárez, Webb/Baumann, Irvin/Means Option: Wells, Tate DFA: Ramirez, Baumann/Webb And then if they want Wells, they either DFA the other of Webb/Baumann or option Akin. They also have the ability to option Kremer, but he’s really have to pitch poorly for that to happen. -
With Cowser hitting lefties ok so far, not a lot of reason for McKenna. Mateo has already played CF once as well, so they are covered down with defense in CF and Kjerstad brings a much better bat. -
The guys been part of the team for a few years now at this point, do you really think his name is Brian? Hell I'm guessing the story you linked mentioned his first name at least once. Also who cares what Roch thinks? If McKenna was coming back up, he would have a couple days ago instead of 'Silent J'.
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