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Has anyone else heard the Orioles and Adam Jones are working on a 3 Year Extension?


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9 hours ago, Dark Helmet said:

Has anyone heard this or has this been talked about before? I heard this through someone else. I can't find anything on it.

 

If anyone would know, they would be here.

They have to be. 

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45 minutes ago, wildcard said:

No I have not.  But I think Adam will want to know that Buck is re-signing before he commits.

Jones saw how tough it was for Alvarez and Bautista and Encarnacion and Trumbo. 

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3 minutes ago, weams said:

Jones saw how tough it was for Alvarez and Bautista and Encarnacion and Trumbo. 

Jones is not a one-dimensional player.   He may not be a plus CF by the time his contract expires (arguably he's not one now), but he brings multiple skills.   

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24 minutes ago, Frobby said:

I don't think it's necessarily a bad idea, but it's a bad idea to make that commitment right now.     

A deal would probably be for more money than what his current market value is.  You would also be locking in his age 33-35 seasons.

It might not be disastrous but it is very unlikely to be an efficient use of resources.

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