Some Players The Orioles May Be Considering Trades For

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All of the following names have been considered previously and should still be on the Orioles radar;

James Shields 2 shutout innings in his first ST start with 4 K's right handed and 34

Andrew Cashner 2 shutout innings and a win in his first start right handed and 29

Josh Reddick is hitting .556 so far with 3 RBI's $6.5 mill salary and left handed , 29 RF

Andre Ethier is hitting .500 so far left handed 33 age RF

Carl Crawford is hitting .333 so far left handed 35 LF

Jay Bruce is hitting .267 so far left handed and 29 soon RF

Either of the Padres starters would help the Orioles rotation. I prefer Shields (veteran and knows the AL East)and think a deal can be made with the Padres eating part of his salary. Have always been a big Josh Reddick fan and would like to obtain him for RF. Shields and Reddick would be key additions if deals can be made.

[Crazysilver03]

Pretty sure they aren't considering any of those players. Reddick isn't even available. And where exactly would any of the OFers play with the current alignment?

[ExileAngelos]

LOL at spring training stats to back up pursuit of players.

[Can_of_corn]

How long until the players on the Orioles start looking for trades out of town?

[Enjoy Terror]

Sort of a misleading title, don't you think?

[TheDirtyBird]

How long until the players on the Orioles start looking for trades out of town?

Haha this is what I was expecting to read

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Rays shortstop Brad Miller is struggling with his throwing accuracy this spring, writes Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times. His errant throws could unleash a cascade of roster moves. The club could begin to more seriously consider internal alternatives at shortstop. James Loney's sure-handedness at first base could give him starts over offseason acquisition Logan Morrison. With Corey Dickerson on the roster, one of Morrison or Loney may be redundant and thus difficult to roster. The logjam could also be solved by trading an outfielder.

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The Mariners have claimed catcher Rob Brantly off waivers from the White Sox, MLB.com’s Scott Merkin tweets. It’s not entirely clear why Chicago exposed him now, though perhaps it seemed an opportune time to attempt to pass the out-of-options player through waivers.

Brantly, 26, largely lost his chance at an active roster spot with the offseason addition of veterans Alex Avila and Dioner Navarro. In Seattle, he could challenge fellow left-handed hitter Steve Clevenger to back up Chris Iannetta behind the dish.

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