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Orioles trade Davies for Parra. Your verdict?


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Do you like the Davies for Parra trade?  

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  1. 1. Do you like the Davies for Parra trade?

    • I approve. A small price to pay to fix the O's OF hole with a quality veteran.
    • I disapprove. The O's gave up up a pitching prospect for a rental who won't move the needle.

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But he had a top 3 OPS for an outfielder when they traded for him!

He was an elite MOO bat!

This gives the O's an inside track on signing him!

The defensive metrics are screwy, he's a plus defender, he has two gold gloves!

(Apparently) not a clubhouse cancer, bi-lingual, veteranosity, dives like Kakes, gamer, grinder.....:thumbsup1:

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Wish our starters could do this. ;)

Our starters do this exactly. That's why we're good against terrible teams and 20 under against team .500 or better. Just in the AL only Oakland has been terrible all year. We have a pretty good record vs the Sox and A's. In the NL you have teams that are at a new level of terrible. The AL has a lot of parity.

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Pirates just hung a 5 spot on Zach Davies</p>— Alan (@CamdenFanatic) <a href="

">September 13, 2015</a></blockquote>

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