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You were very crucial to the Orioles' early success and had come on of late (last appearance non-withstanding). Your performance dropped a bit after your injury, but you rebounded and deserve a lot of credit for our divine record with leads in late innings. You have a relatively unheralded role, but our bullpen is why we are still in this thing. As a capable power arm, I wish we could have kept you.

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I think we traded the wrong guy. I think his stuff was much better than that of Ayala's, but the injury set him back. His inherited runners scored number is better, he throws harder and I would rather see him at any point in the game than Ayala. I don't know where people on other threads are getting he was disgruntled. Sounds like stirring the pot to me, he seemed like a class act all along. I went back back and watched the replay of the last HR he gave up when he left the mound, but he seemed upset with himself. I hope he does well with AZ.

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Interesting fact that hadn't dawned on me when the trade was made, though it's obvious when you think about it.

Lindstrom couldn't have been traded unless he passed through waivers.

I could be wrong, but I think they probably did that earlier this month, when teams usually do it.

I don't know how he made it through.

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