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Give it a break? Buck sent out a pitcher on 8 days rest to get "work" in. There were 2 other games before that.. against Tampa and Twins (Friday game) in which Ubaldo could have been given work.

Weams, You know, you don't build on a quality outing by a pitcher by given him 8 days rest. You just don't. You know the O's sent Norris and Miggy down during so they could be on regular days and not a have a break in between.

So why is it wrong to call Buck's move a screw up if the intent is to get Ubaldo back to being Ubaldo?

Because Ubaldo has stunk all year and does not get the benefit that the others get. His role from here on out is to come into games that have already been decided, or rain delays where the starter can't come back out.

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Late to the party here. Was at the game. My first trip to OPACY this year. Had to explain to the little ones why our guy was being booed. real shame. No point.

I personally think it is good for kids to learn at an early age that when you don't di your job right people are going to be unhappy and when they do better like they are capable of doing they will be cheered.

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I personally think it is good for kids to learn at an early age that when you don't di your job right people are going to be unhappy and when they do better like they are capable of doing they will be cheered.

We should probably start booing at TBall games too. How else will they learn?

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In 15 starts from mid April thru July... Or roughly 75% of his starts this year - UJ pitched to a 3.98 ERA. He has contributed this year and therefore does not deserve to be booed by anyone who has class - which brings me to a second point.

I live close to St. Louis. I used to brag on O's fans until I paid attention to Cardinal fans. The fans here have class and are smart. Before they booed... They would remember what the guy did in April thru July AND realize they need this guy to get his confidence up in case he was needed in the stretch run, playoffs or World Series.

We are ONE injury away from needing him. Booing him makes Baltimore fans look classless (especially since Ray Rice was cheered) and ignorant.

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In 15 starts from mid April thru July... Or roughly 75% of his starts this year - UJ pitched to a 3.98 ERA. He has contributed this year and therefore does not deserve to be booed by anyone who has class - which brings me to a second point.

I live close to St. Louis. I used to brag on O's fans until I paid attention to Cardinal fans. The fans here have class and are smart. Before they booed... They would remember what the guy did in April thru July AND realize they need this guy to get his confidence up in case he was needed in the stretch run, playoffs or World Series.

We are ONE injury away from needing him. Booing him makes Baltimore fans look classless (especially since Ray Rice was cheered) and ignorant.

I don't care what the football fans do.

I don't boo but I support the rights of my fellow fans to boo if they wish.

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