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One source is telling me it doesnt look like the Orioles will do anything now


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With what is reportedly available. I don't see anything that will dramatically help the O's. They have maybe 5 players that they have at their disposable that other organizations want. I can guarantee you 2-3 of those players would be in any deal because none of them alone will land a viable piece. If Duq deals 2-3 of them then this place will be in a serious uproar because they have no major league ready talent in the minors.

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Yeah, you won't see me complaining.

I might. Granted, if the deals aren't there, they aren't there. Still, outside of trading Bundy/Machado or Schoop in too large a package, doing nothing at the deadline for a team with so many holes (i.e., ringing in the "we may do something before the waiver-trade deadline" chorus) that's still "in contention" reminds me too much of '05 to not be annoyed.

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I think that's it, folks.

Roch Kubatko ‏@masnRoch

Thome will fly to California tonight or tomorrow. As for trades, told doesn't look like anything is happening

I have been a DD supporter, but this is a big fat failure full of missed opportunities IMO.

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