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So I'm trying to stream the game and I'm getting "the given license is invalid." Anyone else getting that?

So, I'm trying to watch the rest of the O's game through signing in with Xfinity and I'm getting this: Any idea what this is and why it's happening?

The ghost-runner needs to go too. It was warranted during the pandemic season, but now? It needs to go.

I hate it and it's stupid to put a clock on a game that doesn't have one. #getoffmylawn

TLDR... J/k - Welcome!

or any day that ends in y... I mean, come on!

Lewin Diaz was not available for comment.

Urias/2 specs for Rojas and one of their SP?

He'll be a Met by New Year's.

So the Reds are going to win it all next year?

He's a more expensive Kevin Plawecki at the moment. Plawecki would have been my choice for backup C but McCann is probably just as good. It's a B+ move to me.

So, sticking to his plan is now suddenly a bad thing?

I see we have reached the point of the off-season where we are wringing our hands over every signing.

I say yes - Gibson and Carrasco and maybe sign a lefty and call it on pitching.

Don't forget the percolator!

Ummm... isn't this a validation of his point?

It's not directed at you. It's an argument that's heard every off-season that the Orioles don't spend like some think they should. As far as I'm concerned, Connolly should also look at the calendar and realize it's only December 8th as well.

Rehashed topics or vibes to posts that are done ad nauseum. They are beating - a dead horse.

More dead horses!

Oh look, a dead horse!

How about Twitter in general?

It's a classic case of reporting before getting all the facts, or intentionally holding back quotes to make a bigger impact - whether that means to make the organization look bad and continue the preceived status quo that the Orioles won't spend. It's along the lines of the comments made by Ruiz and Connolly, looking to through cold water on the potential of the Orioles attracting free agents to Baltimore. Looking at the entirety of the comments, it makes me believe that Elias is looking to build something that will last longer than something a free agent can bring.