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So, good news there. Now comes the whole "what the hell do we do with the outfield" question. Yaz has been on fire since coming back to Bowie and Stewart has been quietly not sucking. Rosa has also been putting up a good season. Any of those 3 could go to Norfolk. Anthony Santander is also expected to be in Bowie in the next few weeks too, which could really complicate things.

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6 hours ago, MDtransplant757 said:

Gentry as our everyday RFer? I puked in my mouth a bit. 

I know. If they move Smith and Kim, you might see Gentry and Chris Dickerson on the 25 man, with Yaz and maybe Stewart to Norfolk to clear the jam.

Though I do like an outfield of Hays, Mullins, and Yaz...

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