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Meh move but I'm not sure why unless jones is ready to contribute now in the MLB, our Bullpen might be used heavy this month the way the starters are pitching their 1st time through the rotation, going to need all the relief arms we can get.

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Best of luck to Luis. He seems like a good guy.

Yeah, As I have often stated, I think Ayala needs a clean inning and that our bullpen is not built to use him in that role.

I was concerned that his hangover and dehydration might keep a trade from occurring. Glad it did not.

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They have been trying to get rid of him since Spring. I think Hunter will have a good rest of the year. Adair ,the hated is working on him keeping the ball down.

I also believe Freddy Garcia would fill Luis' spot if necessary at least as well.

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