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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="pt" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/jonmorosi">@jonmorosi</a> Liriano for Machado</p>— Jung Thug (@SteeloCity) <a href="

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Pittsburgh logic.

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He is having a poor year but the previous couple years he has been very good. He has been very good at home but terrible on the road. I wonder what the issue is. k's still pretty good so he most still have decent stuff.

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He's been absolutely terrible. Just say no.

Highest HR/9 and BB/9 of his career. Highest WHIP. Highest FIP.

Trajectory and Movement - from 04/01/2016 to 06/22/2016Pitch Type	Count	Freq	Velo (mph)	pfx HMov (in.)	pfx VMov (in.)	H. Rel (ft.)	V. Rel (ft.)Fourseam	37	2.97%	93.29	6.93	8.61	1.40	5.84Sinker	611	49.04%	93.11	9.72	5.65	1.13	5.73Change	209	16.77%	85.54	9.67	3.62	0.77	5.85Slider	389	31.22%	85.95	-0.21	2.84	1.01	5.95
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If PIT needs to cut cash (he gets 13M next year too), then I would take him off their hands. Obviously, Buck and Co. would need to look at tape and see something fixable. His Velocity is still good, so who knows.

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If the O's can buy low on FL, I say do it.

He wouldn't cost much as it maybe a salary dump for them. As much as people complain about us the Pirates fans must be worse they have completely fell apart and they had some very highly regarded prospects a few years back and never even one a playoff series.

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Can't argue with your logic.

Also...

Buy high!

Lefty Drew Pomeranz. After some solid work in recent years in a swingman capacity, Pomeranz has put up surprisingly excellent numbers as a starter in San Diego, working to a 3.00 ERA with 10.7 K/9 against 4.2 BB/9 over 81 innings.

Pomeranz can be controlled for two more seasons after this one via arbitration, and he’ll be building off of a cheap $1.35MM salary.

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