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Show. Me. One. Report. That. Says. He's. Useless. In. The. Field.

You say that but you also say things that make it sound as if you have already made up your mind.

Even if it wasn't you think a relief arm with his injury history should be a top 100 prospect? When Diaz isn't?

I expect the Hays reality to be closer to the aggregate of his cups of coffee than his results last year.

Can you please restrain yourself and wait until actual evidence of his ineptitude is present before making proclamations of this sort? I know you have things that you are very concerned about but just try and reign it in. You put poor Tanner Scott into therapy last year.

Forty-three places is incremental movement?

He's a relief pitcher with an injury history.

Crazy that they would pick the most highly regarded of the three.

Don't underestimate the value of moving up 30 or so spots in the draft.

I wish the announcers would talk a lot less in general.

Digging the draft picks being traded. Not sure what to make of the trade.

My guess: Because any data he produces will be proprietary to the Orioles. The Orioles might very well also have rules against employees posting to sites like these.

Pretty sure they can't pay Frobby enough, even on a part time basis.

They should have picked him up three years ago. ?

I always figured their projection is what the arbitration award would be. Not what the two sides would settle at.

It makes sense that the amount is lower than the projection if the two sides reach an accord.

Be interesting to see if money is going to the Rays.

Pretty close to the same thing.

Man the O's could have sent a package built around DSJ.

Well deserved. I hope the new job is everything you hope it to be.

Yep if 2018-2019 wasn't enough to get him to quit no reason to expect future ineptitude to change his mind. He's already a joke on a national level.

Took away a home gate.

He'll probably handle it personally.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/12775283/josh-hamilton-traded-los-angeles-angels-texas-rangers I've don't recall any bad contract relief coming via a suspension or insurance, not unless you want to count ARod and I think we can agree that was a peculiar situation.

I don't agree with your reasoning. I don't think injury insurance and the chances of a drug suspension factor into team's decisions in a meaningful way. If they did the Angels wouldn't have paid to get rid of Josh Hamilton. He was the most likely player to be hit with a drug suspension since Steve Howe.