Round 33 - Colton Plaia: C, Loyola Marymount U, (CA)
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I sure know other teams are not excited to play the Orioles anymore. The team is young and has depth in the upper minors to make deals for any needs at the trade deadline where I hope Elias will cement this team with some back of the bullpen help. We also have a new owner who seems to love the team and is positioned financially to improve/maintain it in the offseason. It's a real good time to be an Orioles fan for sure. -
Gotta keep crushing here in May, because mid June to A-S break the opponents are (in consecutive order) ATL, PHI, @NYY, @HOU, CLE, TEX, @SEA, @OAK, CHC, NYY. That’s quite the gauntlet. -
Could go with six man rotation while keeping Burnes on standard 5 day routine. The schedule starts getting dense with fewer days off becoming perhaps more conducive to six man rotation. From 5/10 through 7/14 (all star break), the Os have just 3 off days on 5/16, 5/30, 7/1.
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By Bemorewins · Posted
There be 2/3 teams that are on par with the Orioles in terms of the talent on their roster. (None are in the AL - Maybe TEX when their 2 pitchers return?) Otherwise, no matter the opposition, they are the “weaker opponent”. -
By Aristotelian · Posted
To be fair, so was Castellanos, and not only did he play there for two years, the Phillies signed him for another 5/100M when he opted out on them. -
By luismatos4prez · Posted
I'm not a believer in Maverick Handley. His only notable offensive tool is his eye. He's essentially Brett Cumberland offensively. Guys who don't hit for average or power in the minors but have a great eye tend to get blown away by ML stuff in the zone. If his defense is outstanding (and I can't evaluate that), he could be a Caleb Joseph type backup catcher but that's it.
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