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I'm happy for him.

That being said, this makes no sense to me. Why go through all of the hoops to make sure his service clock doesn't begin, and then call him up for the 3rd game of the year? Nobody else in the minors could make a spot start?

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Looking forward to watching Britton, but don't like this decision at all. Why not give the start to Bergesen? If he isn't properly stretched out, just shoot for 4-5 innings and bring Hendrickson in or something. Not a fan.

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I'm happy for him.

That being said, this makes no sense to me. Why go through all of the hoops to make sure his service clock doesn't begin, and then call him up for the 3rd game of the year? Nobody else in the minors could make a spot start?

Doing it at the start of the season is certainly the easiest way but just ask Hardy if its possible for a team to still manipulate your service time after you get called up.

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