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


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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.

Very good observation.

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I'm sold on Parmelee. He looked much more athletic and fluid in the field and at bat than any of Snider, Pearce, or Young. I'd trade or release any of those guys to keep Parmelee. I think and hope that Lough stays - we need the defense. I think that Parades is in his own class, and I think that the organization wants to keep him.

Before the season and even now I think that Snider and Parmelee were brought in to see if we could uncover some left-handed power before Davis leaves. I still think that's true. In other words, I think that the organization wants to give Snider and Parmelee more rope than Pearce or Young.

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Very good observation.

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I'm glad we made this move just to make moves. Drastically getting rid of players like De Aza, Cabrera, and eventually Snider is just fantasy baseball right? 22 pages of saying this was a move that didn't need to happen. Mark=1, old guard ZERO. Gotcha. Just 2 dingers by Parm.

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I'm glad we made this move just to make moves. Drastically getting rid of players like De Aza, Cabrera, and eventually Snider is just fantasy baseball right? 22 pages of saying this was a move that didn't need to happen. Mark=1, old guard ZERO. Gotcha. Just 2 dingers by Parm.

What are you talking about? Can you try to not sound drunk and make a logical post? What is this old guard crap you keep talking about?

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What are you talking about? Can you try to not sound drunk and make a logical post? What is this old guard crap you keep talking about?

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So I must be drunk to disagree with you. You have some good arguments. Wasn't there just a thread in the last week where a poster accused you guys of all banding together? Doesn't bother me. I'm just calling it out.

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So I must be drunk to disagree with you. You have some good arguments. Wasn't there just a thread in the last week where a poster accused you guys of all banding together? Doesn't bother me. I'm just calling it out.

Did you disagree with me? You quoted my post and then spewed several sentences that don't make sense that had nothing to do with what you quoted.

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In one night in the majors, parmalee had one less homer than young and snider have had all season combined.

Not saying.......just saying.

He's been raking in Norfolk and I see no reason to take him out of the lineup anytime soon.

Agreed. Definitely earned his spot in the lineup. Will be interesting to see how long they keep the extra positional player but it seems Snider is the most likely candidate to go.

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Like I said in the game thread.

This is his walk year. Buck basically saying he needs a start off due to fatigue in JUNE isn't going to help his market value.

His response was very measured and respectful.

I have no issue with it.

They already said they would skip Chen's start in Toronto. This just uses the space.

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They already said they would skip Chen's start in Toronto. This just uses the space.
They couldn't very well say it's because TOR eats him for lunch. So they had to say something else. But saying he's fatigued when he isn't doesn't make Boras happy. So what are you going to do?
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"Delmon's done good things for us this year. And he will continue to." --Buck Showalter

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Yeah I heard that. I think that is important and went under the radar (that quote).

Thanks for posting, important in predicting future moves...

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