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This is a pretty dumb statement. Mullins’ OBP was .305 each of the last two years. Meanwhile the Orioles scored the fourth most runs in all of baseball in 2024. You seem to lack an understanding of how runs are scored. -
O'Hearn and Coulombe will both have jobs in the majors in 2025 with or without the O's. Mullins is a platoon CF. Mullins had 444 AB in 2024. O'Hearn did 443 AB in 2024. -
He might be. He might also be a huge bust. -
Mullins platoon splits vs RHP per bb-ref 2024 = .245avg / .325obp / .441slg for .766ops career = .264avg / .333obp / .456slg for .788ops So while Cedric does perform better against RHP and brings the speed element, I would prefer having leadoff guy (who gets the most at-bats on the team) with .at least 350+ OBP and .800+ OPS. Batting Cedric leadoff also creates need for RHH pinch hitter whenever in late inning situations and that is not something that want immediately in front of 2–3-4 hitters. Cedric also is problematic in the heart of the order given his infield fly tendencies. To me he is the perfect 7 or 8 hole hitter on a good ball club. -
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OHearn and DC are journeyman guys that have lacked options in their careers. Mullins isn’t the same type of player. -
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I don’t think these offers land either one of them, honestly. Snell wants to stay on the West Coast. He’ll get something in the same neighborhood from SF, SD, LAD, and:or Seattle and stay out there. The only scenario that I see him coming East is if Cohen goes crazy on the years. Someone is going to offer Burnes more years, so even if the AAV is better in this offer the total money will be too much to pass up.
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