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


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When Dan and Buck decided to use Pearce and Paredes as their utility infielders it told me that anything can happen.

They may value Parmelee's bat more than Lough's glove.

They could feel they gave Snider an opportunity he did not take advantage of.

They could trade Parmelee.

You name it, it could happen.

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If it is Snider, why would they start him today? Wouldn't they start Parmelee? That leads me to believe it is Delmon.

Well it could be Wright today and then Snider or Young (or another position player) on Friday.

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Well it could be Wright today and then Snider or Young (or another position player) on Friday.

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I thought that also, but that just buys time which they may need to make a trade. At some point somebody has to go.

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Well it could be Wright today and then Snider or Young (or another position player) on Friday.

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Right, but if they are bringing in Parmelee to DFA Snider (whether it's today or tomorrow), aren't they signaling that they like Parmelee better? In which case, shouldn't he start today?

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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.

I agree with Lough. He'd be my personal pick to get rid of.

But, realistically, the team probably likes the fact that he has 4 years left under control, and I think Buck values his defense and speed too much for it to be him. Probably going to be Young or Snider.

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Paredes is batting .247/.271/.272/.542 with two doubles and a 28 to 3 K to BB ratio in his last 85 PAs. Still, I think Snider may be the guy to go. He really has been a huge disappointment.

I think Lough stays for defense since he's an upgrade to everyone not named Adam Jones defensively.

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Idk how this is going to shake out, especially with Schoop coming back in 2 weeks, but these would be my 13 position players until the trade deadline.

Machado 3B

Parades DH

Jones CF

Davis 1b

Wieters C

Reimold LF

Parmelee RF

Hardy SS

Flaherty 2B

Joseph, Schoop, Young, Pearce

bye bye to Lough and Snider. If you need a CF'er for more than an emergency than you can send down Flaherty or Schoop for Borbon or Alvarez.

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Paredes is batting .247/.271/.272/.542 with two doubles and a 28 to 3 K to BB ratio in his last 85 PAs. Still, I think Snider may be the guy to go. He really has been a huge disappointment.

I think Lough stays for defense since he's an upgrade to everyone not named Adam Jones defensively.

Paredes can play 3 positions incompetently. Snider can only play one.

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