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And then he made a point of saying that he had done a lot of work. Cabrera has a lot of range and a much better arm than Flaherty. At times he has had a problem getting the ball out of his glove, but not so much recently. He's made plays at SS that Flaherty just doesn't have the arm to make.

Sorry was not trying to say, he was below average and needs lots of work.

He is also prone to errors to at SS, looking at his past work.

But, I am not ready to label Cabrera as a plus defender.

I know some have labeled Cabrera the new guy that will stay here, since he was signed, and he might.

I am not sold that Buck will keep Cabrera over Flaherty.

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When Hardy is ready I think they option Flaherty for 10 days and then see where are. I think Cabrera will play all over. 2B, SS, 3B, any of the OF spots and DH. Buck will see how he does. After 10 days Buck will know more have what he has.

I don't see a spot right now for Paredes but I think the O's try to keep on the DL as long as possible. Slow roll the rehab. Use all 20 days of the rehab assignment to the minors. Maybe an injury happens.

Why do you suggest 3B for Cabrera?

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I would send Cabrera to Norfolk when Hardy comes back and I would trade Parades for whatever I could if he is ready to come back and there is no room for him (no injuries).

The only other thing I might see happening is Lough being traded or DFA'd if Buck thinks that Cabrera can handle the outfield.

Everth isn't going anywhere.

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Nether is Flaherty.

I disagree. I think he will go, at least very temporarily.

Lough-won't beat a dead horse there.

we gotta see Paredes is capable of. I believe the O's feel the same way.

Flaherty will only be a phone call away.

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Umm what? How has Snider been a disappointment besides one bad catch?

You have poor reading comprehension. This is the second or third time you have done this. Please put me on ignore, I am doing the same with you.

I said, I predicted Snider to be a big disappointment and he has not been.

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I disagree. I think he will go, at least very temporarily.

Lough-won't beat a dead horse there.

we gotta see Paredes is capable of. I believe the O's feel the same way.

Flaherty will only be a phone call away.

Get back to me when you see Cabrera at 2B or 3B.
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You have poor reading comprehension. This is the second or third time you have done this. Please put me on ignore, I am doing the same with you.

I said, I predicted Snider to be a big disappointment and he has not been.

Um what? You better re-read your original post because that is not what it said.

Edit. Fair enough. It reads that your prediction looked good (that he was a disappointment). Not that they were playing well. My apologies.

Btw, thanks for the compliment. But if I have poor reading comprehension, I don't even know what that says about your reading comprehension? Non-existent perhaps since you think anyone disagreeing with you is a personal attack.

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Um what? You better re-read your original post because that is not what it said.

Edit. Fair enough. It reads that your prediction looked good. Not that they were playing well. My apologies.

Eh, I can see the misinterpretation. He said "both look good. Hats off to DD". Both, in this instance, refers to the players not the predictions.

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