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It's only 20 seconds of failure at a time. If your partner can deal with it surely you can.

Must have been rough for him back when they were all day games. Looking at the actual stat line. 25 RBI in 275 at bats is pretty good when you are hitting .150. Makes what Caleb did in 2016 look even more impressive.

I'm sure there is reams of data on what the economic impact would be. I don't think it matters. The Angelos family doesn't move decisively.

Like I said, that isn't an honest question at that point. You just want to keep Povich. My equivalent would be what if you knew Povich was going to need Thoracic Outlet surgery? Would you make the deal?

Do you think you could get ownership to approve any sort of deal that quickly?

Oh, so an improved Bradish scenario. Well that's just a loaded question not designed to create actual debate.

I was thinking of Simmons. I'm not sure career length should be a consideration. Top 5 was wiggle room in case there was a name I'd forgotten.

Debut at 25 effective at 26? I think the question is more interesting then you expected it to be. On one hand you are offering me guaranteed value, on the other hand that value isn't manifest until 2026. I'd probably pull the trigger and try and recoup that value in some other way over the next three years.

I think the Montgomery one is pretty reasonable. I think some O's fans just overate their prospects. Of course I'm not high on Povich.

First off stuff like this is nonsense an no one does, or should, take it seriously. Secondly, while I don't agree with the offers it isn't outlandish, in theory, to think that one highly (#3 overall) prospect is the equivalent to five lower ranked prospects(62, 65, NRX3).

I guess. I think a lot more folks would agree he's top 5 all time.

His speed isn't difficult to gauge. It's 28.6 ft/s. That puts him in a tie for 13th for ML SS. HP to first is 4.26 seconds and he has three bolts.

Not to make us all feel old but Gagne was 20 years ago.

In a world in which 2016 Britton finished fourth I do not think he has a real chance. Top three I can see. I think there are too many voters that won't even consider it.

I think if Camp Holliday had an issue with Jackson playing Second he would not be logging time at Second in the minors.

I can't see giving it to Bautista over someone like Cole.

They "hid" them there for decades before they started shifting.

I don't think so. The impact of getting rid of the shift hasn't been great.

You should avoid overly anything.

Not shocked you aren't interested in thoughts that don't agree with you. Anyone that has dealt with you over the years is well aware of that trait.

I talk about how it isn't that easy to bunt for a hit but sac bunting is something most players can do reliably.

I mean if you don't that only leaves Pickles and Sportsguy.

I'd trust UIrias more to bunt than Frazier to make a play on defense.

And if a bunt goes wrong and he needs to dodge the double play? Or get lucky and get a hit? I'd rather have the faster guy that's also better on defense over the guy that's been hitting dongs.

Frazier can? As slow as Frazier runs I don't want him heading down the line on a bunt.