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O's looking at Wade Miley (Acquired for Ariel Miranda)


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They gave up LEe AND Gunkel (not a big fan there) ???

LOL, "in DD we trust", riiight?

The Orioles gave up absolutely nothing. Lee has a strikeout rate of 3.3 strikeouts per 9 IP at AA and Gunkel has an ERA around 4 with an opponent batting average of .280. I'll be shocked if both of those guys combined end up having more WAR than Miley has had in his career so far (8.7). My biggest issue is the money that is owed to him. I don't like the fact that the Orioles owe Miley $9 million next year. Hopefully the Mariners will pick up some of that salary.

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They probably picked it up from a RT.
You don't follow fake accounts, just put in Wade Miley into search column and wait for updates. I have no idea why someone would want to make up this fake trade.

That isn't how I Twitter. I stick to my core group, which includes Ken.

Doesn't seem worth it to fake stuff but I guess folks get bored.

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The Orioles gave up absolutely nothing. Lee has a strikeout rate of 3.3 strikeouts per 9 IP at AA and Gunkel has an ERA around 4 with an opponent batting average of .280. I'll be shocked if both of those guys combined end up having more WAR than Miley has had in his career so far (8.7). My biggest issue is the money that is owed to him. I don't like the fact that the Orioles owe Miley $9 million next year. Hopefully the Mariners will pick up some of that salary.

Lee and Gunkel are not in the deal. Just Miranda.

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