Legend_Of_Joey

Injured List, then more roster shuffling.

I know he isn't ready yet, hence why I said "if he is healthy." Yesterday was Sucre's deadline. This seemed like a "claim him just because" move, which seems stupid to do. Severino does not make any part of this roster better.

I hate this move on so many levels. First, the catching situation: - They claim someone with no options who is good at defense, but doesn't hit. Why? - if Sisco goes to Norfolk, you now have 2 catchers with good defense and no offense. - If you carry all 3, you screw your bench over. - If Wynns is healthy, play him and Sisco. You need to see what you have. - You make this move after telling Sucre not to opt out yesterday. Good job.... - Severino comes in with only a few days to go and to learn the pitchers. The same situation they threw Sucre into and gave him time in the Minor League camp, simulated games, bullpen sessions, ect to learn in 2 weeks. Now, for the DFA: - What compromising pictures does Hanser Alberto have to stay on the team? Cut him already. Go with the younger guy you can work on. This move is puzzling and leads to a lot of questions.

So when do the Orioles extend his contract then to avoid free agency?

Yeah, that does tend to hurt a bit. Just not a good inning at all, all around. I think Sucre's opt out just got thrown out the window with Perez's play.

Fixed it for you. Martin couldn't handle a ball hit by Tavares and couldn't turn the double play later and Carlos Perez is doing awful behind the plate with 2 passed balls, a wild throw, and couldn't corral a 3rd strike.

I haven't seen him or Wright say anything, it was just speculation that was out there since they took stuff during surgery recovery.

The addition of Luke to the staff has been the best thing, without a doubt. Very knowledgeable, very humble. I like being able to talk Orioles with people who are (mostly) knowledgeable and give updates on players in the minors when I go to the games. I also like that @Tony-OH has given me some chances to do some stuff for the site. Some have worked (reporting on Minor League games and giving information about players I see in person) while others haven't (supposed to do a series of interviews last year and none of them ended up happening because 2018 was against me...) I greatly appreciate the opportunities he has provided and the conversations on the board.

I wonder if that was something he took to try and speed up his recovery, like Steven Wright?

Speculation I've read: His knee surgery wasn't healing as fast as he had hoped, so he tried giving it a bit of a boost to try and get healthy.

Sounded like he wanted to spend more time with the family than be coaching in Delmarva. Though it might be a better family area there, with the beaches nearby, than say Frederick.

Had to be a tough decision, but family is important. Does anyone know anything about Dan Radison?

AM for rookies, PM for veterans who aren't working on their golf game.

Maybe the cage doesn't open until 8:30 then?

I don't know about that.

If anyone was listening to 105.7 a few minutes ago, they were talking with Ed Norris and he talked about how Brandon Hyde mentioned to him that he sees Eric Young Jr. walking by his office at 6:30 am, while Davis isn't in until 8:30 and is one of the first to leave.

Ovaries.

Wasn't that for 1 week?

He was a bit closer, but more by accident. He seemed to swing before the ball left the pitchers hand.

The strike out pitch where he just flailed completely at it was pretty bad too. But yeah...He needed to make some type of contact and get a run in.

Nunez with 2 throwing errors so far...

I'm shocked he didn't become a spokesman for them after his career ended.

Or, you know, he made these things called "adjustments."