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783 on the road.

Funny how even you choose to ignore stuff like park effects if it doesn't suit your current argument.

Urrutia and Alvarez and hitting better at home than on the road. Hard to know how the park is affecting Reimold.

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Yeah I also expect a reliever to be sent down and we'll play with a short pen for a couple games.
When Marusz comes back, he's the 25th man, so nothing has to happen then concerning the position players. When Schoop returns, it's a different story.

My bet would be McFarland.

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I agree with this. Cabral gets optioned. Reimold's career OPS is 762.
Cabral has options.

I think that it's pretty evident at this point that DD likes to keep as many cards in his hand as possible. Maybe someone will be DFA (Lough, Snider), but I think history shows that a move involving someone with options is far more likely. Despite constant calls for various players to be DFA (seriously if the OH was allowed to manage roster in a reactionary manner the last three seasons, we may not have been able to field a complete roster this season) that's just not DD's style. He's all about deep depth.

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Send out TJ while keeping Cabral as the lefty specialist. Brach is essentially your long man in the very short term if you need one. May be able to get away with it with yesterday's off day. If the bullpen gets taxed and you need additional help in long relief, you can send down Cabral and bring up someone like Gamboa, or even Wright.

Odd timing given the roster crunch with Matusz suspended, but clearly we're trying to strike while the iron is hot with Reimold.

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I think that it's pretty evident at this point that DD likes to keep as many cards in his hand as possible. Maybe someone will be DFA (Lough, Snider), but I think history shows that a move involving someone with options is far more likely. Despite constant calls for various players to be DFA (seriously if the OH was allowed to manage roster in a reactionary manner the last three seasons, we may not have been able to field a complete roster this season) that's just not DD's style. He's all about deep depth.

I agree.

This ST, it was all about Lough and Flaherty being sent to AAA and not even on the big league roster. Cabrera was going to be a big improvement over Flaherty.

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