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New details emerging about the massive fail at the Trade Deadline


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Not at liberty to say right now, but later tonight or tomorrow new details will be brought to light about what happened Monday, and how the Orioles kept Britton vs trading him. You guys should enjoy this one. 

 

-Loin

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24 minutes ago, TradeAngelos said:

Just more confirmation that half the fans won't believe. From like a 5th source. Or are we up to more by now, I have lost track. 

Loin has never let us down though so it should be good. 

This guy isn't a source

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