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Have to start him in the minors so his service clock doesn't start ticking too early!

I could easily be wrong on this but it seemed like he was spending a higher percentage of time in the outfield toward the end of the season.

Do you think Mancini is good at first?

Was only 26 games. Not much data there.

I'm sure Philip has some impeccable references that support such a strong position.

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I answered your question.

Who said anything about trading Means?

"More work at first"

Citing last season's OPS+ and rWAR is cherry picking? As opposed to Frobby mentioning RBI?

Because they overdid it in the regular season and then they overadjusted for the playoffs?

Yea Didi with his overwhelming 87 OPS+ and .6 rWAR in 2019.

They aren't more loaded than the Dodgers and how many have they won recently? Money gives you a fair shot to get into the final 10.

I think they can get something for him.

That isn't the only factor in play.

Bonds.

https://www.baseballprospectus.com/news/article/54306/moonshot-the-rocket-ball-has-disappeared-in-october/ (Above is a paid site, the twitter link has a lot of additional information. Yea, this totally seems like something MLB under Manfred would do. It also indicates that the whole "We don't know why it's different" is a load of bull.

And palming, so much palming.

How so?

Would have been? They were both MLB umps in 1995.

What's it pay?

I thought this said what team wouldn't Buck want to manage. Any team highly invested in analytics wouldn't want Buck, so most teams.

Except more dongs because of the ball.

Most of the fans that understand WAR understand why they would non-tender him. The other fans think Mancini was the O's best player this season.