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10 Players Most Likely to Be Traded (List Includes Crush)


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Assuming that Wieters and Scoop come back soon, I say we need a starter or two.

Norris and Tillman are too unreliable and inconsistent for a stretch run in this division.

Tillman will be fine. I heard someone post he is better with MW? Not sure there is substance there but just passing on what someone said.

Norris nobody likes, ha ha. His value has plummeted off a cliff. If they wanted to trade him, last offseason was the time. Not sure what DD was doing all offseason...oh wait...:) Too soon?

Edit: One thing I wanted to add: NOW is the time to extend Tillman. GET IT DONE!

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I don't buy the Orioles selling anyone...yet. I also find it very interesting that they list him as trade bait, but the team they list as a possible destination is the Mariners who are 17-21 compared to the Orioles' 17-19.

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I don't buy the Orioles selling anyone...yet. I also find it very interesting that they list him as trade bait, but the team they list as a possible destination is the Mariners who are 17-21 compared to the Orioles' 17-19.

I don't understand this either. It's too early to project if and where Davis would end up.

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I'd probably trade Davis and a middling prospect for Morneau (also on the article's list).

Wow, that would be a horrendous trade for us. I hope you aren't serious. Trade Davis and a prospect AND give up the chance to offer Davis a QO for Justin Morneau? Morneau's career is basically over.

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I'd be all for that, as soon as Parades is ready to take over there.

Platoon Snider/Young at DH

Lough/Pearce in LF.

De Aza in RF.

Lets slow down with Parades. Buck said they want him to be able to play OF. The kid has a great bat but you can't just take a really poor infielder and turn him into a league average MLB OF'er. I like the idea but I think its a real long shot.

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Lets slow down with Parades. Buck said they want him to be able to play OF. The kid has a great bat but you can't just take a really poor infielder and turn him into a league average MLB OF'er. I like the idea but I think its a real long shot.

He was talking about Paredes taking over at 1B. Not the outfield.

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Lets slow down with Parades. Buck said they want him to be able to play OF. The kid has a great bat but you can't just take a really poor infielder and turn him into a league average MLB OF'er. I like the idea but I think its a real long shot.

He's been working out at 1B recently.

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