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Who gets sent down tomorrow for Miley?

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5 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

And Gentry...Could we option Flaherty to give him some ABs in AAA? I think we did that last year at one point.

I think we had Janish then.  Who would you put at second if Schoop has to come out of the game?

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6 minutes ago, Crazysilver03 said:

Not really. It is a better break for Gentry. Rickard and Gentry were being used as late inning defensive replacements. 

Well Mancini was probably going to get sent down today. So the fact that he's still on the team means he gets more chances. 

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2 hours ago, wildcard said:

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2 hours ago, RZNJ said:

It's a good sprain for both Gentry and Mancini.   Two of Mancini, Gentry, Rickard, were going to be playing against LHP, most likely.   With Rickard out, the chances are pretty darn good that both will be in the lineup, although I would agree that Gentry has to be in the OF on those days.

We hope its not broke.

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