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Not bad but I will have to see more than him throwing out Fielder (he was safe) or Cruz, two of the slowest guys around. I did like the way he played the ball off the wall to get Cruz. However, both throws were right on the mark.

As you pointed out, the important thing in reviewing the clips of the throws is that they were both on the money. Slow runners or not, it took a good throw in both cases. By the way, take a good look at the Fielder play. The ump may actually be right. His front foot, which appears to beat the tag, is actually off the ground and never touches the plate. It is close as to whether the tag occurred before the foot of the trail leg hit the plate, but the raised front leg is most likely what the ump saw and why the out call was made.

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Meh he's had his shots to prove he can be a full-time MLB player. He played himself out of the league. Lets not rush him back yet.

Some guys don't make it until they are 26 or 27. Some guys. He's not that much different than average Colby Rasmus.

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Some guys don't make it until they are 26 or 27. Some guys. He's not that much different than average Colby Rasmus.

True. I am all for giving him a shot if he's proved he can produce.. just don't see where he fits unless this is just someone they will carry if Wieters or someone has to start the season on the DL.

I would think the bench would be: Young, Lough, Joseph, Flaherty

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True. I am all for giving him a shot if he's proved he can produce.. just don't see where he fits unless this is just someone they will carry if Wieters or someone has to start the season on the DL.

I would think the bench would be: Young, Lough, Joseph, Flaherty

If Wieters can catch, then you still need one more position player. (I don't think you are considering a DH here). Currently, they have Hassan, Parmalee, Paredes, Alverez, Walker, Urrutia, and Navarro to choose from for the thirteenth position player.

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But why? Why move Davis from his natural position when you already have several better options to play RF?

Just having fun. I would think whenever Alvarez is ready. Thats his spot. Would be exciting to see how the Orioles handle him in ST.

I know most oriole sources were saying he still needs more time but recently they have been really talking him up.

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Just having fun. I would think whenever Alvarez is ready. Thats his spot. Would be exciting to see how the Orioles handle him in ST.

I know most oriole sources were saying he still needs more time but recently they have been really talking him up.

Teams don't often talk down the kids on the farm.

I will be pleasantly shocked if Alvarez turns into something.

He's a bigger hacker then Jones and Schoop.

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Teams don't often talk down the kids on the farm.

I will be pleasantly shocked if Alvarez turns into something.

He's a bigger hacker then Jones and Schoop.

We're in the same boat. He's also old for both AA and AAA and it isn't as if he dominated either. I'm not at all excited to see what his plate discipline will look like at the MLB level.

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