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5 minutes ago, clapdiddy said:

Why?   Brach for Corbin would be a good deal, regardless of what they do with Manny.

Got to know what pitcher(s) they get from a Manny deal.   They may want to keep the Brach.  Especially with the are willing to trade Britton in the spring.

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2 minutes ago, wildcard said:

Got to know what pitcher(s) they get from a Manny deal.   They may want to keep the Brach.  Especially with the are willing to trade Britton in the spring.

I see what you are saying, but there are other relief pitchers available in the FA market that you could fill in with.

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Just now, TommyPickles said:

I feel like if we trade Brach, we'll probably hang on till Britton. That is, if we're still planning on "going for it" this year.

Love Brach, was real proud when he made the All Star game, but I'm 100% in favor of Brach for Corbin.

Britton could increase his value if he has a good healthy first half. Then if we are out of it, we can get some good pieces back for him. 

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4 minutes ago, wildcard said:

Got to know what pitcher(s) they get from a Manny deal.   They may want to keep the Brach.  Especially with the are willing to trade Britton in the spring.

So now Manny is going to hold this offseason hostage?  Didn’t we used to laugh at AM for not being able to multi task?  If Corbin is on the table for Brach then you do that all day. 

 

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1 hour ago, wildcard said:

Got to know what pitcher(s) they get from a Manny deal.   They may want to keep the Brach.  Especially with the are willing to trade Britton in the spring.

I see no problem with getting two good young pitchers for Manny AND Corbin for Brach.  Add Bundy and Gausman and suddenly the rotation looks promising.

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Brach and Britton are luxuries that this team doesn’t need if we can’t field a rotation. It’s awesome knowing that we will win 99% of the time with those two after a lead in the 7th. It’s not awesome knowing in the 1st inning that we will lose 99% of the time because are rotation features Mike Wright, Chris Tillman and some other retread. 

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Trade for Patrick Corbin, and overpay for Lance Lynn or Alex Cobb.

That's what I'm hoping for.

 

Dylan Bundy, Kevin Gausman, Lance Lynn/Alex Cobb, and Patrick Corbin ........ having a Top-4 like that atop the starting rotation would probably allow the Orioles the luxury of continuing to be extremely patient with the continued recovery and progress of Hunter Harvey.

 

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4 hours ago, sportsfan8703 said:

So now Manny is going to hold this offseason hostage?  Didn’t we used to laugh at AM for not being able to multi task?  If Corbin is on the table for Brach then you do that all day. 

 

You do the Corbin deal. I assume DD can multitask. Well at least I hope he can. 

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