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Trembley is too good of a guy to feel good about us crapping the bed.........................however he must feel somewhat vindicated after all the "Buck" hero crap we all participated in. Me included.

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Trembley is too good of a guy to feel good about us crapping the bed.........................however he must feel somewhat vindicated after all the "Buck" hero crap we all participated in. Me included.

I'm thinking the culture will change Buck before the opposite happens.

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And another chapter in the long and storied history of the Upper Marlboro Orioles, the single-A unprofessional baseball club from Nowhere, MD, comes to a close.

Right now, I'm cautiously optimistic that the Orioles might finish the season with a statistically better win percentage than the Houston Astros. But my optimism is slowly being eroded by the day. I am expecting the Astros to have a win streak and increase their win percentage by 5% any day now, and drop the Orioles into dead last in the MLB.

This will not be a 45 win year from what I can see. We'll be lucky to hit 40 wins. Hello 1899 Cleveland Spiders, we'd like to join the club of the absolute worst teams ever to call themselves "Major League", and make you guys feel not so lonely, over 100 years later.

I'm sorry, but I'm not even going to participate in the game threads anymore, even if the O's come back and win their next game 30 - 0 and Matusz pitches a perfect game. It'll just turn into a nice 12 game losing streak immediately following, even in the unlikely event that we do win another game before the season ends.

I might come back in 2012 and see how everyone is doing. Enjoy the fall and winter; probably I'll check in around spring training or so. Bye.

Edit: I just texted "STOP OS" to 29292. Hopefully it'll stop the O's from winning another game, so at least I can say "yep, called it".

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And another chapter in the long and storied history of the Upper Marlboro Orioles, the single-A unprofessional baseball club from Nowhere, MD, comes to a close.

Right now, I'm cautiously optimistic that the Orioles might finish the season with a statistically better win percentage than the Houston Astros. But my optimism is slowly being eroded by the day. I am expecting the Astros to have a win streak and increase their win percentage by 5% any day now, and drop the Orioles into dead last in the MLB.

This will not be a 45 win year from what I can see. We'll be lucky to hit 40 wins. Hello 1899 Cleveland Spiders, we'd like to join the club of the absolute worst teams ever to call themselves "Major League", and make you guys feel not so lonely, over 100 years later.

I'm sorry, but I'm not even going to participate in the game threads anymore, even if the O's come back and win their next game 30 - 0 and Matusz pitches a perfect game. It'll just turn into a nice 12 game losing streak immediately following, even in the unlikely event that we do win another game before the season ends.

I might come back in 2012 and see how everyone is doing. Enjoy the fall and winter; probably I'll check in around spring training or so. Bye.

Edit: I just texted "STOP OS" to 29292. Hopefully it'll stop the O's from winning another game, so at least I can say "yep, called it".

We'll be here if you change your mind. :)

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