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Details on Nolan's "opt out":

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-looking-into-reimolds-opt-out-in-july-20150404-story.html?track=rss&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

It is not an opt out in the traditional sense. If Reimold is not on the 25-man roster on July 11th, the O's have to send an email to the 29 other teams to gauge their interest in him. If one or more teams are interested in adding Reimold to their 25-man roster, the O's must either add him to their roster OR assign him to an interested team. Encina speculates that the assignment would amount to a cash deal. If no team responds with any interest within 24 hours, than the Orioles can keep Reimold in the minors.

He cannot really opt out, he can only be traded if other teams are interested it appears.

What a strange provision.

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Wouldn't it be kind of ironic if Reimold had a decent year. I've always associated him with Markakis because they are the same age and both were former top prospects. Both now have had neck injuries. Markakis is viewed as old for his age, yet we are still waiting for Reimold to break through. Talk about completely different paths to the O's 2015 RF spot.

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Just irks me that Young is on the team over Reimold.

To me Reimold is a pretty sure bet to be more valuable.

They are both exactly where the organization benefits the most. If Reimold were kept, then Delmon would no longer be in the organization. This way, both are still in the organization. I don't think it is just Delmon...Reimold was not chosen over DeAza or Snider either.

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Well I don't think it's likely he breaks his neck again.

No, but he could have recurring issues with it. Or, the injury could have robbed him of strength. He's also just been injury prone in his career. No denying that.

If we can keep both, I'd rather do that.

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They are both exactly where the organization benefits the most. If Reimold were kept, then Delmon would no longer be in the organization. This way, both are still in the organization. I don't think it is just Delmon...Reimold was not chosen over DeAza or Snider either.

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Yea, I don't have an issue with that.

Snider and De Aza are left handed.

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No, but he could have recurring issues with it. Or, the injury could have robbed him of strength. He's also just been injury prone in his career. No denying that.

If we can keep both, I'd rather do that.

Do it look like it robbed him of his strength?

He certainly has more power then Young.

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They are both exactly where the organization benefits the most. If Reimold were kept, then Delmon would no longer be in the organization. This way, both are still in the organization. I don't think it is just Delmon...Reimold was not chosen over DeAza or Snider either.

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Do we know that?

The O's put Young on waivers where does he go?

Who needs him?

I guess if the O's don't give him a job he might be looking at a move to the far east.

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Do it look like it robbed him of his strength?

He certainly has more power then Young.

In this short sample size? No.

Either way, keeping both as opposed to keeping one is the right move. That said, if Reimold is hitting when his opt out comes up, I expect him to be here.

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Do we know that?

The O's put Young on waivers where does he go?

Who needs him?

I guess if the O's don't give him a job he might be looking at a move to the far east.

Not much of a Delmon fan, are we? He will do what Buck needs him to do.

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