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Is a move coming? Orioles have outrighted OF Steve Pearce to AAA Norfolk


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If Pearce was outrighted, that means he already cleared waivers. He can elect free agency, but he would forfeit his contract with the Orioles that he agreed to to avoid arbitration.

It would appear a move is imminent if they are clearing space.

That is why the O's agreed to a 700k contract. So he would accept the outrighting. They did the same thing with Eveland last year.

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This could just be a coincidence, and there may have been nothing to it to begin with, but a guy I know was at Rocco's in Little Italy for lunch yesterday, and he said that Peter Angelos, Buck Showalter, and somebody who looked like a player were at the next table. He had no idea who the player might have been, though. For all I know, it might have been Mike Bordick.

I love stuff like this. I know there is nothing to see here folks, but it adds a bit of intrigue into the offseason.

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This could just be a coincidence, and there may have been nothing to it to begin with, but a guy I know was at Rocco's in Little Italy for lunch yesterday, and he said that Peter Angelos, Buck Showalter, and somebody who looked like a player were at the next table. He had no idea who the player might have been, though. For all I know, it might have been Mike Bordick.

C'mon, you got to give us more detail than that. No info on hair or skin color? Was he average, skinny, or short and chubby (Swisher)? Did he look native american (lohse)?

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Gotta be for our boy big Joe Saunders!! Welcome back Joe!

Hopefully he took a home town discount.

It could be anyone at this point... Twins have had interest with Saunders so I would not say anything about a discount.

We also have been linked to Lohse and Procello and IMO are better options then Saunders

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It could be anyone at this point... Twins have had interest with Saunders so I would not say anything about a discount.

We also have been linked to Lohse and Procello and IMO are better options then Saunders

Lohse costs a pick. Porcello costs players. Saunders costs money, and nothing else. Plus, he's a local guy that grew up an O's fan.

Saunders, please.

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C'mon, you got to give us more detail than that. No info on hair or skin color? Was he average, skinny, or short and chubby (Swisher)? Did he look native american (lohse)?

If he looked like a baseball player, I say Lindstrom. I havent seen him in town yet this holiday season and I usually do. I have been waiting too, because I am interested to see who he has been talking to. I should know this weekend if he is home for Christmas.

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Saunders is getting close (my guess).

I really hope not - The last this that this team needs to invest in is a mediocre SP. I know he did well for us down the strtech but I doubt he can put that typr of performance together an entire season. We have enough options for the rotation

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This could just be a coincidence, and there may have been nothing to it to begin with, but a guy I know was at Rocco's in Little Italy for lunch yesterday, and he said that Peter Angelos, Buck Showalter, and somebody who looked like a player were at the next table. He had no idea who the player might have been, though. For all I know, it might have been Mike Bordick.

It would have been Brady I would think. It is a monthly event.

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