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If we are playoff bound, we still need one more starting pitcher


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20 hours ago, Lucky_13 said:

For all you nay sayers don't you want to feel this again?

They didn't sell. There's only one thing left to do. Say Eff it and buckle up and hope we get in.

Was watching this with my father in my living room, wow I don't know if either of us have ever yelled more in our lives at a game. Go go go! Amazing moment and one I will never forget.

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24 minutes ago, scbalt52 said:

Was watching this with my father in my living room, wow I don't know if either of us have ever yelled more in our lives at a game. Go go go! Amazing moment and one I will never forget.

I know! It was amazing. Me and my sister were driving home and it was a good thing she was driving or else I would have went off the road when I heard the call on the radio 

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mlbtraderumors.com mentioned that Tyler Chatwood was sent to the bullpen in Colorado.  His overall stats are ugly, yet his away statistics are interesting:

Away from Coors FIeld: 4-6, 3.84 ERA,  1.26 WHIP

He's a free agent after the season.  Could be gotten on the cheap. 

 

                                                   
                                                   
                                                   
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What if we get another reliever for the stretch run.  Jim Johnson is the only one I saw that cleared waivers. We're lucky if Miley or Ubaldo get through five most nights. 

6th inning: O'day or Johnson 

7th inning: Givens 

8th: Brach 

9th: Britton 

That'd be a dominant pen. 

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13 minutes ago, Lucky_13 said:

What if we get another reliever for the stretch run.  Jim Johnson is the only one I saw that cleared waivers. We're lucky if Miley or Ubaldo get through five most nights. 

6th inning: O'day or Johnson 

7th inning: Givens 

8th: Brach 

9th: Britton 

That'd be a dominant pen. 

Don't forget Castro and his sub 1 WHIP and 98 MPH unhitaball.    

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42 minutes ago, weams said:

Guys on Sirius XM MLB Network say " Leave the Orioles as they are. Don't change a thing."

Did they give a reason? I think we need another SP to be able to skip Bundy a turn or two, down the stretch., We'll see how Castro can do.

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1 minute ago, El Gordo said:

Did they give a reason? I think we need another SP to be able to skip Bundy a turn or two, down the stretch., We'll see how Castro can do.

Yeah, they said wear the same clothes, play the same lineup. Don't change a thing.  Back to their old over performing tricks. 

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4 minutes ago, weams said:

They think the Orioles are hot. And might stay that way. 

Hope they're right. Offense looks hot with the return of the old Manny and the new Beckham, with the same ol' same ol' Schoop. Imagine if CD could resurrect himself for a month.

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