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Keeping him on the roster because of possible legal suits? I think you are reaching here.

We were really weak at the corner OF last season and even then it took half the season for Nolan to get called up. Once he was called up he performed much better than the guys we were throwing out there before (De Aza, Delmon, Snyder, etc.). He was putting up very good numbers this season offensively until July. He's earned his spot on the team.

There is a reasonable debate now that he's not an ideal fit for the roster, but this hasn't been a long standing thing.

So he earned his spot this year, because he was better than the mediocrity we had last year?

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So he earned his spot this year, because he was better than the mediocrity we had last year?

Who would you have rather made the roster over him? He provided an 800 + OPS bat for us for the first several months of the season.

It seems like there is a lot of complaining over Reimold going on here because there is little else to complain about.

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Who would you have rather made the roster over him? He provided an 800 + OPS bat for us for the first several months of the season.

It seems like there is a lot of complaining over Reimold going on here because there is little else to complain about.

I am responding in a thread about Reimold. So where am I complaining just to complain? Your happy with Reimold fine. I'm not.

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Reimold makes over $1 million. Wouldn't Daniel Alvarez be cheaper and provide similar numbers?

Personally, I wanted to keep Borbon over Reimold. He provides more of what the Orioles need late in gamea. Speed and Defense. AND he can play CF if that need arrises.

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Which is hilarious considering the fact that Rickard was having a worse year than Reimold is.

We discussed this before. In the role they are used Rickard is better in my opinion. If both were to play everyday the Nolan may be the better option. Joey crushed lefty pitching.

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Nolan Reimold isn't a particularly good MLBer right now, but almost every team probably has a Reimold-esque player or worse. I don't think anyone else in our system we could plug in would provide significantly better contributions.

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Yeah, I did. I figured he could not be taken serious if he could not get the name correct so I added the stat page for the REAL Daniel Alvarez..

I guess you've never heard of autocorrect? And since I can't edit, I figured you smart enough to figure out who I meant. Guess I was wrong.

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