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Yeah if on a bad night his stuff is still comparable and is better when Hall is doing well, that is huge. If we get to see him at his full potential, that would be fun

And he still said his stuff was on par with MacKenzie Gore

I'd rather look at how a player is doing compared to their peers in the league than just focus on a stat like batting average. It is clear the Eastern League is not hitter friendly this year and I am not one to discredit someone performing above average in the more advanced stats(while being young for the league) because their raw batting average doesn't look good.

Clean inning for Gray Rod

Real solid inning from him, MLB gameday had an 81.6 mph change to go along with that fastball

One down, two to go

Now to try and hold on

Would Ryan M help?

It is from a fantasy article by the looks of things so I don't think they care about his defense

That was nice to watch

Guessing you mean Detroit Tigers? We played Texas in Texas during the 2012 wild card game

Happy to get Rutschman and Gunnar both signed

And once you get work experience people only care that you have a degree. I cerntainly wouldn't turn down 1+ mil after taxes to go try to play baseball as a pro. If he flames out before Frederick then he wouldn't have survived the SEC anyways. And then he can go back to school a little older and will probably have a better idea of what he wants to do for a degree. The odds of him finishing a degree in 3 years while playing baseball are pretty slim too so he would have to go back to school anyways at some point.

How much would Allen be owed?

Yahn is moving on up to AA according to the roster moves thread. Have to see how he does there

Don't think Straily will be here much longer while I think Davis will

That was beautiful to watch

Yeah agreed. That Britton return if they traded him after that year would have been ridiculous. And waiting for Machado to be a rental for a couple months hurt his value

7 shutout innings from what I just heard on the MASN feed

Harvey and Rutschman for me although one of them is a lot more likely to actually hit their ceiling.

The Orioles didn't handle the situation well but even they knew to trade Manny. You realize how much a crapshoot the draft is right?

He is our 21st ranked prospect according to the site and has taken a step forward according to this: http://www.orioleshangout.com/2019/06/02/pre-draft-orioles-prospect-update/ I'd say he has gotten a little prospect love and likely will continue to if he keeps his production up.

So going off the other thread where the general consensus is that we won't be contending again until 2022 at the absolute earliest, we can assume that Mancini will either not be an Oriole or will be getting paid market value by that time. If that is the case then trading him would probably be best. Of course when to trade him is a different discussion

Think Mancini becomes a FA after 2022 right?

Think I remember threads from last year wondering whether we would get to 50 losses or 20 wins first