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Todays (12-06-2011) Orioles Trade.


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* GM Dan Duquette says he has several offers out to free agent position players and pitchers, and adds that the club was in on Kevin Slowey before the Twins sent him to the Rockies, tweets Ghiroli.

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We can do a whole lot better than Slowey who has declined. I was okay with him a couple of years ago but not now. 0-8 with a 6.67 ERA last season. Almost as bad as Matusz. He was 13-6 in 2010. Which record is more likely for Kevin Slowey in 2012. Do they expect him to rebound? He makes $2.7 million and will be 28 in May. He's a guy you could gamble a minor league prospect for. Would you trade for him?

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The article said that Matusz's name is not coming from either side's front office.

With Brady receiving a larger role with the team this year as far as scouting and development, they obviously value his input. So, I highly doubt the team trades Matusz while he is personally working with him this offseason.

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