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Its time to promote Chris Parmelee (Activated, Chen to Frederick)


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I think it's more of an explanation for his Japanese/Taiwanese fans and media.

Typically when big leaguers are sent to the minors it is due to performance or injury. He probably takes it as disrespect.

Also, nothing wrong with him saying he is disappointed that his routine was interrupted. If that's being a malcontent or gonna create controversy, so be it.

And if this is what passes for controversy, then our clubhouse is in very good shape.

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1. If you read my posts recently, you noticed I have been lobbying for him as of late:) I didn't see it, but good stuff!

2. You thought Parmalee was nothing that we don't already have, I strongly disagreed. We will see who is right.

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Now correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought you and I had been going back and forth arguing about Lough with you arguing against him?

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Once De Aza was gone Rene mellowed on Lough.

To be honest, getting rid of de Aza was my biggest wish concerning the OF. That said, I think Lough deserves a bit more time. If he doesn't pick things up with the bat, so be it.

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Once De Aza was gone Rene mellowed on Lough.

That's right because despite Lough's putrid bat I realize we have a large group of below average OFers defensively.

Man, I am loving this Parmalee night! Watching this guy in person on Sat made me realize that this guy belongs in the majors and he can really hit. What gets me is his batting eye, he knows the strike zone.

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To be honest, getting rid of de Aza was my biggest wish concerning the OF. That said, I think Lough deserves a bit more time. If he doesn't pick things up with the bat, so be it.

But that's the thing, he never does. He shouldn't get any more at bats than he is getting right now. When he plays more, he gets caught on the base paths and starts trying to hit the ball in the air/not work the count. I am not sure what it will take to convince some individuals that Lough is simply not a starter.

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That's right because despite Lough's putrid bat I realize we have a large group of below average OFers defensively.

Man, I am loving this Parmalee night! Watching this guy in person on Sat made me realize that this guy belongs in the majors and he can really hit. What gets me is his batting eye, he knows the strike zone.

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See, I had your back there.

And yes he has had a great game.

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But that's the thing, he never does. He shouldn't get any more at bats than he is getting right now. When he plays more, he gets caught on the base paths and starts trying to hit the ball in the air/not work the count. I am not sure what it will take to convince some individuals that Lough is simply not a starter.

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Eh, your guy is 0 for his last 2. That's not going to cut it. :)

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Eh, your guy is 0 for his last 2. That's not going to cut it. :)

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Ha! I was hoping for a grand salami:)

Another former first rounder...

Seriously, we have to trade one of these guys....it's gotta be Snider in my eyes. Buck likes Young too much. Parmalee and Reimold are hot. Lough is your defensive replacement....

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That's right because despite Lough's putrid bat I realize we have a large group of below average OFers defensively.

Man, I am loving this Parmalee night! Watching this guy in person on Sat made me realize that this guy belongs in the majors and he can really hit. What gets me is his batting eye, he knows the strike zone.

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Does this mean you are going to start believing you are right? Oh my.

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Ha! I was hoping for a grand salami:)

Another former first rounder...

Seriously, we have to trade one of these guys....it's gotta be Snider in my eyes. Buck likes Young too much. Parmalee and Reimold are hot. Lough is your defensive replacement....

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I'd keep Snider over Lough, but I understand the other point of view.

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Someone in the O's organization had their calculator working.

Parmelee comes into the season with 2 year, 58 days worth of service time. He is called up with 111 days left in the season. If he stays all the rest of the season he will have 2 year, 169 day. That is 3 days short of a full season.

If he stays with the O's the rest of the season he will be a super 2 and be eligible for arbitration. But the O's can get a exact year of service from him before free agency because he is three day short of a year of service.

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