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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Chris Parmelee is here and there's a locker for him here in the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Orioles?src=hash">#Orioles</a> clubhouse.</p>— Eduardo A. Encina (@EddieInTheYard) <a href="

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So let's be realistic here:

We can send Wright down and bring up another starter in four days-Parmelee can stay till then.

What then? We can't send anther pitcher down.

We can't realistically have all of the following players on the roster for long: Parmelee, Davis, Paredes, Young, Snider, Lough, Pearce and Reimold. That is 8 OF/1B/DH.

As far as I know, none of them have options. So who do we get rid of?

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So let's be realistic here:

We can send Wright down and bring up another starter in four days-Parmelee can stay till then.

What then? We can't send anther pitcher down.

We can't realistically have all of the following players on the roster for long: Parmelee' date=' Davis, Paredes, Young, Snider, Lough, Pearce and Reimold. That is 8 OF/1B/DH.

As far as I know, none of them have options. So who do we get rid of?[/b']

We can always give Tanya Harding a call. Take your pick.

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It would have to be Lough to me, unless they are that down on Snider. To me I would just leave the team alone right now. How can you expect Reimold to do much if you take at bats away from him? Paredes will start vs RHP at DH. If Snider is here he will play vs RHP. Nothing against the guy but I am not so sure we aren't better off with what we have.

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To me, Young would be the odd man out.

Edit: maybe it would be Young because he has more trade value than Snider?

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I think they value Young's bat too much. They like him for pinch hitting spots and his late season success. I know some people think that is hogwash but I think the Orioles believe that about him.

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Lough plays defense and nobody else does:) I doubt it is Lough.

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They could in theory trade him and go without a defensive specialist until the rosters expand. Britton is a ground ball pitcher. If Parmalee doesn't work out then Borbon could fill the Lough role. Just a thought.

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We can't realistically have all of the following players on the roster for long: Parmelee' date=' Davis, Paredes, Young, Snider, Lough, Pearce and Reimold. That is 8 OF/1B/DH.

As far as I know, none of them have options. So who do we get rid of?[/quote']

That's pretty much the subject of this thread. My reading of it is that if Snider goes, we will have the current balance, and Reimold or Pearce will need to start against RHP. If Delmon goes, we will have one fewer bat against LHP, so Parms or Snider will need to start.

I think I would rather have more guys to start against RHP, so we say good bye to Delmon and take our chances with Parms or Snider against lefties. Snider will help us more against righties than Delmon will help us against lefties.

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They could in theory trade him and go without a defensive specialist until the rosters expand. Britton is a ground ball pitcher. If Parmalee doesn't work out then Borbon could fill the Lough role. Just a thought.

Agree on Borbon.

I think it's either Young or Snider, has to be.

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Agree on Borbon.

I think it's either Young or Snider, has to be.

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We will find out soon enough. I remember 2 years ago they called up Travis Ishikawa for a little bit because he had an opt out and then wound up letting him go anyway. I think he plate some for the Yankees after that.

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Eduardo Encina just tweeted he has a locker.....
I think they value Young's bat too much. They like him for pinch hitting spots and his late season success. I know some people think that is hogwash but I think the Orioles believe that about him.

I just don't see any possible way they can DFA Lough over Young. Lough is a plus defender who still has 4 years of control left after this year.

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We will find out soon enough. I remember 2 years ago they called up Travis Ishikawa for a little bit because he had an opt out and then wound up letting him go anyway. I think he plate some for the Yankees after that.

Remember him playing the OF for the Giants last year in the playoffs? Craziness.

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I just don't see any possible way they can DFA Lough over Young. Lough is a plus defender who still has 4 years of control left after this year.

I agree with you. Must be Young or Snider. I would probably go with the one you can get the most for in a trade perhaps.

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