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Michael "weams" Williams memorial Orioles chat
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By Safelykept · Posted
not necessarily addition by subtraction for both teams as we have more bats they have more Pitching. that said I'm not trading Westy and Seattle is no trading Kirby. -
By EddeeEddee · Posted
Would it be meddling if, say, the Steve Cohen said no to an $800 million deal for Ohtani? I don't think that's meddling and it's not semantics. That's an owner stating what the club's limits are in spending. When it comes to the O's not setting up shop in the Caribbean, I just assumed Angelos felt the O's couldn't afford it, though I may be wrong. I assume it was mostly Angelos' decision, but again I don't know if MacPhail really pushed hard for it anything. I guess it could be seen as meddling by the time most teams were spending money in the DR while the O's still were not. To me meddling is more along the lines of individual personnel moves, like Angelos nixing trades, -- I'm thinking of the one that would have sent Brian Roberts to Atlanta. Or Angelos insisting the O's give Chris Davis that ridiculous contract. -
You’re dramatically undervaluing Woo’s value. ya maybe they would want offensive help this year, but they would certainly want a good prospect in addition to an expiring contract. -
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By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
Woo is a pitcher I’m interested in too, but him just going on the IL again is concerning. If the Mariners are going to trade a pitcher with MLB experience Woo is a good bet. The Orioles can afford to give up an established bat if it returns a reliable starter and Woo d as shouldn’t cost a top prospect.
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