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Nothing yet. Crazy this is dragging out so long.

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I was under the impression that there were legal issues due to his upcoming court appearance that need to be addressed in the contract. Shouldn't be a deal breaker, as it is something he'd have to deal with no matter where he were to sign. Probably working on lawyers to hammer out the language.

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I was under the impression that there were legal issues due to his upcoming court appearance that need to be addressed in the contract. Shouldn't be a deal breaker, as it is something he'd have to deal with no matter where he were to sign. Probably working on lawyers to hammer out the language.

I think Roch said it was actually medical.

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I think Roch said it was actually medical.

Encina says it may be legal. Can't really fault the Os for putting more work in on someone with his backround/injury history whatever may be the cause.

Duquette said there’s nothing to believe the deal has stalled, but there are a few issues that still must be resolved before it is finalized.

“This is a little bit longer process,” Duquette said.

Cabrera has taken a physical, and the club is comfortable with their due diligence in reviewing his medicals. He missed 69 games last season with hamstring injuries.

But the club is more likely trying to ensure that Cabrera’s pending legal issues can be resolved quickly. He faces a misdemeanor charge for resisting arrest stemming from a traffic stop in California on Sept. 3. A trial is currently set for April 13.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-orioles-notes-on-cabrera-wieters-de-aza-janish-and-nix-20150219-story.html

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Encina says it may be legal. Can't really fault the Os for putting more work in on someone with his backround/injury history whatever may be the cause.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-orioles-notes-on-cabrera-wieters-de-aza-janish-and-nix-20150219-story.html

My bad mddotcom, thanks for posting LazyieDES. Sounds positive. I like the signing, hope it goes through and we see him in camp soon.

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Encina says it may be legal. Can't really fault the Os for putting more work in on someone with his backround/injury history whatever may be the cause.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-orioles-notes-on-cabrera-wieters-de-aza-janish-and-nix-20150219-story.html

California should be pretty easy to plea bargain down to nothing.

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Here's your list of top suspects.

1. Jimmy Paredes

2. Jimmy Paredes

3. Jimmy Paredes

I know he's the most likely candidate. I hope they can keep him in the organization. But I was hoping there would be some movement among the pitchers to clear up the logjam.

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