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He has zero chance to make the Opening Day roster, but he's making a good impression and he could end up being a contributor some time this season, if he hits down at Norfolk. Boy we have a lot of outfielders down there! Hoes, Alvarez, Urrutia, Avery, Borbon and some others, plus Walker may play some OF. It should be very competitive down there.

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He has zero chance to make the Opening Day roster, but he's making a good impression and he could end up being a contributor some time this season, if he hits down at Norfolk. Boy we have a lot of outfielders down there! Hoes, Alvarez, Urrutia, Avery, Borbon and some others, plus Walker may play some OF. It should be very competitive down there.

At some point we need to trade or cut some of them don't you think?

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Does he have a chance to make the team? Are they just worthless spring training stats?

Here are his numbers:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/marteal01.shtml

Alfredo Marte has no options remaining and has also used his Designated For Assignment must report option. If he is added to the Forty he must be on the Twenty-Five and can not be optioned. If he is Designated/Waived and clears he can become a free agent as he has been Designated twice already. If he is brought up to the Twenty-Five he either sticks or becomes a one and done option.

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Alfredo Marte has no options remaining and has also used his Designated For Assignment must report option. If he is added to the Forty he must be on the Twenty-Five and can not be optioned. If he is Designated/Waived and clears he can become a free agent as he has been Designated twice already. If he is brought up to the Twenty-Five he either sticks or becomes a one and done option.

Sounds like he is a very long shot odds from making this team.

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He has zero chance to make the Opening Day roster, but he's making a good impression and he could end up being a contributor some time this season, if he hits down at Norfolk. Boy we have a lot of outfielders down there! Hoes, Alvarez, Urrutia, Avery, Borbon and some others, plus Walker may play some OF. It should be very competitive down there.

Zero is a pretty bold statement when you don't know what injuries could occur.

I get your point but zero is a bit over-the-top IMO.

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If nothing else, the guy deserved a thread here so I'm glad to see one.

He's killing it, but there's just not any room for him. I'd take him over Reimold at this point, but that's because I don't think Reimold will be more than replacement-level.

Even with his strong ST, personally, I dont think DD will replace Reimold with Marte on the 25 man.

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