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Which they may need for Lavarnway if they are unable to move Clevenger.

Clevenger gets released, if they dont find another team for him.

Which frees up the spot for Lavarnway.

The AAA catcher they just picked up from the Rockies, is probably depth for AAA, in case Clevenger or Lavarnway doesn't clear waivers.

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Reimold is leading off tonight against the Pirates.

Let's go, Nolan.

Let's go, Orioles.

BALTIMORE O RIOLES O(vs. PIRATES, 4/01) O[Exhibition Game]

Nolan Reimold - LF

Steve Pearce - RF

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Delmon Young - DH

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Ryan Lavarnway - C

Everth Cabrera - SS

Chris Tillman - RHP (13-6. 3.34 ERA)

OPPOSING PITCHER:

Francisco Liriano - LHP (7-10, 3.38 ERA)

http://forum.orioleshangout.com/forums/showthread.php/147038-vs-PIRATES-4-01

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I wonder if this isn't the opening day lineup:

BALTIMORE O RIOLES O

Nolan Reimold - LF

Steve Pearce - RF

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Delmon Young - DH

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Ryan Lavarnway - C

Everth Cabrera - SS

Chris Tillman - RHP (13-6. 3.34 ERA)

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I wonder if this isn't the opening day lineup:

BALTIMORE O RIOLES O

Nolan Reimold - LF

Steve Pearce - RF

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Delmon Young - DH

Manny Machado - 3B

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Ryan Lavarnway - C

Everth Cabrera - SS

Chris Tillman - RHP (13-6. 3.34 ERA)

My guess it looks like this:

De Aza - LF

Manny - 3B

Adam Jones - CF

Steve Pearce - 1B

Delmon Young - DH

Travis Snider - RF

Jonathan Schoop - 2B

Caleb Joseph- C

Everth Cabrera - SS

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What if he gets hurt brushing his teeth a week into the season?

Then you put him on the DL.

Remember when Hardy was injury prone?

You know the same Hardy that is currently hurt?

Maybe the O's should just cut him?

You don't use a history of being injury prone to disallow players who are currently healthy.

Reimold does not, at this time, appear to be suffering from any of the ailments that have bothered him in the past.

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Then you put him on the DL.

Remember when Hardy was injury prone?

You know the same Hardy that is currently hurt?

Maybe the O's should just cut him?

You don't use a history of being injury prone to disallow players who are currently healthy.

Reimold does not, at this time, appear to be suffering from any of the ailments that have bothered him in the past.

The difference is that Hardy was a good player who made a contribution while he was injury prone. Reimold has only played in more than 40 games twice in his career. The fact that we are still talking about Reimold being part of the equation represents a bigger problem

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The difference is that Hardy was a good player who made a contribution while he was injury prone. Reimold has only played in more than 40 games twice in his career. The fact that we are still talking about Reimold being part of the equation represents a bigger problem

Only because you say so. I don't see the problem. It's not like he's being counted on to be a stud.

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The difference is that Hardy was a good player who made a contribution while he was injury prone. Reimold has only played in more than 40 games twice in his career. The fact that we are still talking about Reimold being part of the equation represents a bigger problem

Not really since we are looking at him as a 24th-25th player not a starting outfielder.

I will also say that Hardy has three seasons, as an everyday player, with a rWAR under 2. Including a .2 season with the Twins.

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