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By CaptainRedbeard · Posted
I think it’s possible he would agree to be optioned, but he has 5 years and 7 days so being optioned for more than 3 weeks would cause him to not hit free agency this offseason. Once he’s optioned he can’t contractually force the Orioles to call him up quicker than those 3 weeks. They could make some sort of handshake agreement on it but it would be putting faith in the Orioles to stick to that. If he’s confident he’s healthy and as ready as he’s going to be, even if the Orioles are not, he’s better off rejecting an option. -
Obviously they weren’t going to hit at that level, but this slump is surprising. -
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It’s a little hard to tell how 9k new flex memberships translates into tickets. There are $600, $1200 and $2500 packages. I assume most are at the lower level. That would buy you about 20 tickets, the higher levels 40 and 83 tickets, at $30 each (estimate, since you can buy any level of seats). I’m just going to make a rough guess that it’s 300,000 tickets. But, how many people are buying these who previously went to a bunch of games as a walk-up buyer? How many switched from having a fixed ticket plan to a flex plan? I’m guessing it’s a decent chunk in each of those categories.
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