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He'd be the 2nd best starter on our staff right now. :P

You made a smiley face but it's true. Our starting pitching is atrocious. Early, but those that Ben around the block a few times know.

They didn't choose Alvarez over Jackson because of the confidence in their staff.

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Big Time Timmy Jim is still out there! It would be nice if he was ready to show what he has going on before ST is over. I dont have a ton of hope, but he is a two time CY winner.

Those that have seen Tim say "No bueno."

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Oh, they didn't see him pitch. But they say "no bueno" because they got booted for trespassing?

I read that they did see him pitch. And that they left. I can't find the link now though. Hey. Maybe he is fine. Roy says otherwise too.

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Oh, they didn't see him pitch. But they say "no bueno" because they got booted for trespassing?

Read that there was more to the story. And that there was no trespassing. But I am sure that it will all come out later.

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Read that there was more to the story. And that there was no trespassing. But I am sure that it will all come out later.

Yes, we shall see. I read it as they were not supposed to be there and they were made to leave (without formal trespassing charges, of course.) But I did not read any report that said they saw him throw. If you find it, please post.

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Come on it is obvious the Orioles will be looking for players that would be waived by other clubs. Can't we give this inside thing a rest?

The "inside" thing said via trade, you don't need to trade for players on waivers. Or for free agent players like Lincecum.

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I read that they did see him pitch. And that they left. I can't find the link now though. Hey. Maybe he is fine. Roy says otherwise too.

I hope Roy shares what those reason are. I am interested to know what he believes teams are thinking. Until then, I am open-minded to Lincecum. Maybe it's a matter of his hip fully healing for him to become a valuable starter again.

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Oh, they didn't see him pitch. But they say "no bueno" because they got booted for trespassing?

He is working out at Area 51. Timmy is getting alien injections by the people who crash landed. It gives him super human strength but the Commissioner might ban it. Secret location. I heard the Orioles flew a drone in but did not get a good view to scout him. if you look closely to the left ,you can see Tim pitch. Might need a magnifying glass.

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