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Legend_Of_Joey

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12 minutes ago, Legend_Of_Joey said:

Roch pointed out that he would have to be added to the 40, which is full. 

Washington has been crushing the ball, while also swinging and missing a lot. Should fit right in. 

Didn't see that coming. He does mash righties .327/.383/.558/.941 and the fact that Davis struck out so much, should make him fit right into the lineup. Gotta think Alvarez leaves the organization after this. If he's not going to come up when Davis goes down he's not in their plans. 

Congrats to Washington though. Always fun to see guys make their major league debut!

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15 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

Didn't see that coming. He does mash righties .327/.383/.558/.941 and the fact that Davis struck out so much, should make him fit right into the lineup. Gotta think Alvarez leaves the organization after this. If he's not going to come up when Davis goes down he's not in their plans. 

Congrats to Washington though. Always fun to see guys make their major league debut!

He might not be able to do better than Norfolk.  Are the KBO/NPB rosters full?

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20 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

Didn't see that coming. He does mash righties .327/.383/.558/.941 and the fact that Davis struck out so much, should make him fit right into the lineup. Gotta think Alvarez leaves the organization after this. If he's not going to come up when Davis goes down he's not in their plans. 

Congrats to Washington though. Always fun to see guys make their major league debut!

I wouldn't be sad if Alvarez leaves. He is a one trick player right now. 

Washington atleast has experience at 1st. I can't wait to see him in batting practice.

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47 minutes ago, Legend_Of_Joey said:

Roch pointed out that he would have to be added to the 40, which is full. 

Washington has been crushing the ball, while also swinging and missing a lot. Should fit right in. 

Is the 40 full?   In the past few days we have DFA'd Pena and Edwin Jackson.   We added Castro.   Am I missing someone else we added?

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2 minutes ago, PaulFolk said:

Actually I think there is an open spot on the 40-man. The Orioles roster on MLB.com lists 40, but it incorrectly lists Luis Sardinas, who was outrighted off the 40-man last month. So currently there are 39 players.

At this point, who knows...

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I don't know if this has anything to do with promoting Washington over  Pedro but here is a guess.

Dan just sent 1.5m to promote  Jackson.   Then they DFA'd him a few days later.   They are still on the hook for that 1.5m though he is a free agent and can  pitch for any team with the new team only picking up about 300k.

Pedro is owed  1.2m if he is recalled at this point,  Washington  would cost about 300k   if the stayed  for the rest of the season  but he is optionable and could only cost about 2K at day until he is sent back down.

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17 minutes ago, PaulFolk said:

Actually I think there is an open spot on the 40-man. The Orioles roster on MLB.com lists 40, but it incorrectly lists Luis Sardinas, who was outrighted off the 40-man last month. So currently there are 39 players.

Thanks Paul

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4 hours ago, wildcard said:

I don't know if this has anything to do with promoting Washington over  Pedro but here is a guess.

Dan just sent 1.5m to promote  Jackson.   Then they DFA'd him a few days later.   They are still on the hook for that 1.5m though he is a free agent and can  pitch for any team with the new team only picking up about 300k.

Pedro is owed  1.2m if he is recalled at this point,  Washington  would cost about 300k   if the stayed  for the rest of the season  but he is optionable and could only cost about 2K at day until he is sent back down.

Probably something to this. It also doesn't help that Alvarez has looked terrible for most of the year.

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