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Miley and Ubaldo's last chance


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1 minute ago, Frobby said:

For some reason I have a gut-level dislike of Miley, aside from his poor pitching.    His body language on the mound and even in the dugout always has annoyed me.    

I agree Frobby, he has this cocky persona which is really hard to take from a guy that is one of the worst in his profession.

I really want to see him embarrassed with a DFA before the Sept roster expansions.

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31 minutes ago, webbrick2010 said:

I agree Frobby, he has this cocky persona which is really hard to take from a guy that is one of the worst in his profession.

I really want to see him embarrassed with a DFA before the Sept roster expansions.

I don't see cockiness in Miley at all.  He seem like he does not have much confidence in himself to me.  On or off he mound.  Probably a real nice guy.  But he is not effective.

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1 hour ago, webbrick2010 said:

I agree Frobby, he has this cocky persona which is really hard to take from a guy that is one of the worst in his profession.

I really want to see him embarrassed with a DFA before the Sept roster expansions.

LOL. Character evaluations from webbrick2010.

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1 hour ago, Frobby said:

For some reason I have a gut-level dislike of Miley, aside from his poor pitching.    His body language on the mound and even in the dugout always has annoyed me.    

For some reason, Miley to me looks a like he was in a deep sleep and got woken up 10 minutes before game time.  And was told hey you're pitching tonight, wake up!

If the Orioles do sell, I don't want to see Miley and Ubaldo start another game.  Let Asher, Aquino and whoever else in the system have a chance. 

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11 minutes ago, wildcard said:

Giving Miley and Ubaldo repeated chances is sinking the O's chance at the post season.  They were 3 1/2 back now 4 1/2 back after Miley and with Ubaldo pitching it could drop to 5 1/2 back.  

Roch said that Ubaldo is not a money issue. I guess they kept him all these years for his personality. Roch pumping the MASN propaganda again.

I’ll write again that this isn’t a money issue with ownership. The Orioles can go down that road if they choose to do it.

 

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2017/07/updating-britton-situation-and-jimenezs-next-chance.html

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29 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

Roch said that Ubaldo is not a money issue. I guess they kept him all these years for his personality. Roch pumping the MASN propaganda again.

I’ll write again that this isn’t a money issue with ownership. The Orioles can go down that road if they choose to do it.

 

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2017/07/updating-britton-situation-and-jimenezs-next-chance.html

Actions speak louder than words.

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