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Assist to Adam K for reminding me about this thread.

Flaherty has been geting LOTS of playing time so far this season. :cool:

And look at that, showing what he can do.

I've always said, given enough of a shot/long enough sample size, Flaherty is a ML regular. He is much more than a utility guy.

With Schoop coming back he might not ever get that here, but honestly I don't think it'd be a bad idea to trade Schoop (as he's likely to have more market value than Flaherty) if we got a good deal. We have two starting 2B.

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With Schoop coming back he might not ever get that here, but honestly I don't think it'd be a bad idea to trade Schoop (as he's likely to have more market value than Flaherty) if we got a good deal. We have two starting 2B.

I think they can co-exist on this team. Flaherty is so versatile. He could start once at SS, twice at 2B, one in LF per week, plus give Manny a day every once in a while. He would be pretty much a regular in the lineup that way.

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Assist to Adam K for reminding me about this thread.

Flaherty has been geting LOTS of playing time so far this season. :cool:

Hey that's me!

My last assist was on the field for pregame entertainment at a Baltimore Blast game.

And the crowd went wild.

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