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eddie83 Hangout Grand Counsel

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From Roch,

"The Orioles are shortening Gausman to two innings on Tuesday to keep him available if they choose to activate him from the disabled list. They want to put him in a starting role and could return him to the rotation next weekend in Toronto."

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To skip Chen vs the Jays IMO. Don't want him facing all those righties.

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CallMeBrooksie Major Leaguer

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That makes no sense. We are playing who we are playing.

So you're here to defend the pitches Norris has thrown thus far? He's gotten away with several meatballs and STILL gave up three doubles.

Also, "we are playing who we are playing" and Our right fielder is our right fielder.

Not sure what you're tying to get at.

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