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* The Los Angeles Dodgers designated catcher-first baseman Ryan Lavarnway for assignment last week. They had just picked him up off of waivers from the Boston Red Sox but needed to make room on their roster.

I was told the Orioles made a claim for him when the Red Sox waived the 27-year-old right-handed hitter, but the Dodgers are just ahead of the Orioles on the waiver order. With one spot open on their 40-man roster, I wouldn?t be surprised if executive vice president Dan Duquette makes a claim again.

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How could LAD be ahead of BAL in the waiver order when the waiving team is in the AL?

I thought the order went weakest to strongest within the same league, and then weakest to strongest in the opposite league.

No clue it might change in the off-season.

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Ryan Lavarnway - 1B - Cubs

Cubs claimed 1B/C Ryan Lavarnway off waivers from the Dodgers.

Lavarnway had been claimed by the Dodgers earlier this month before being designated for assignment a week later for the second time this offseason. The 27-year-old had an injury-shortened 2014 season and isn't really a prospect anymore but is probably worth a flier. It remains to be seen how he'll fit in with the Cubs, but he makes the most sense as a third catcher/pinch-hitter.

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Thank you Cubs.

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* The Los Angeles Dodgers designated catcher-first baseman Ryan Lavarnway for assignment last week. They had just picked him up off of waivers from the Boston Red Sox but needed to make room on their roster.

I was told the Orioles made a claim for him when the Red Sox waived the 27-year-old right-handed hitter, but the Dodgers are just ahead of the Orioles on the waiver order. With one spot open on their 40-man roster, I wouldn?t be surprised if executive vice president Dan Duquette makes a claim again.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-some-orioles-musings-lavarnway-rasmus-viciedo-arod-20141215-story.html?track=rss&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Maybe Quintin. Certainly not the other two.
The Sun has been money this off-season so far.

Good call.

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Is there any merit to thinking the Orioles could start Wieters at 1B and he and Davis swap at DH occasionally?

It would make sense if they are considering Pearce/DeAza for corner outfield and using Joseph/Lavarnway for platoon catching.

I guess I'm just overly concerned we have a glaring DH/RF hole.

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