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I think Dan Duquette is letting the other teams "feed" first. There's no sense in getting involved in a bidding war when we don't have as many spare pieces as other teams.

Exactly. We likely will be someone's fallback partner.

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@masnRoch: #orioles had interest in some of OFs already traded, but couldn't match other club's offers. Sounds like this includes Brandon Moss

So I think we can say goodbye to the Upton/Cespedes/Cargo ideas... I knew better but still allowed myself to believe. Why do I do this every season?! Lol

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@JackCurryYES: Yankees just acquired Dustin Ackley from the Seattle Mariners, source said.

At first I was amazed at how little NYY gave up. Didnt realize how awful Ackley is. And i know getting expensive.

Wonder if Seattle trades anyone else now.

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Exactly. We likely will be someone's fallback partner.

Indicative of the very poor drafting of this organization compared to other systems over the last 10 years. Other organizations seemingly always have endless prospects to get whomever they wish for. This is also due to other organizations being willing to cut bait with their big league guys before losing them in return for hauls of prospects. Also due to the old rules regarding trading free agents you had rented and getting picks back in return.

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@JonHeymanCBS: Have heard chisox are on upton and cespedes now. Things have really turned around for south siders

Sigh

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Well, they do play NYY next week. So hopefully they get Cespedes tonight.

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Braves?src=hash">#Braves</a> announce the 3-team trade with the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Marlins?src=hash">#Marlins</a> & <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dodgers?src=hash">#Dodgers</a> is official

(via <a href="https://twitter.com/Braves">@Braves</a>) <a href="http://t.co/AweIftpAC3">pic.twitter.com/AweIftpAC3</a></p>— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) <a href="

">July 30, 2015</a></blockquote>

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The #Braves announce the 3-team trade with the #Marlins & #Dodgers is official

(via @Braves) pic.twitter.com/AweIftpAC3? FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) July 30, 2015

This move very head scratching for both marlins and braves.

@PBPjasonlieser: From a non-traded Marlin: "This is some of the stupidest f------ s--- I've ever seen today. On the field, off the field, all of it."

Here is article a about dodgers philosophy

@JeffPassan: What the Dodgers are doing with their money is exactly what the Yankees should have been doing for the past decade: http://t.co/xJgtQym5EW

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Silver lining: the more trades the Orioles don't make for rentals, the more FAs they'll be taking a stronger look at in the off season (since they won't be giving up picks).

I would usually be enthused but based on our history, most important pieces have come through trades/draft

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