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9 minutes ago, wildcard said:

Gentry probably starts the year at AAA.   He bats right-handed.

He bats right handed, but can be the defensive replacement guy and fit on the roster if they go with 13 position players. 

Mancini, Jones, LH bat, Gentry, Santander, Trumbo. (6)

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Just now, backwardsk said:

He bats right handed, but can be the defensive replacement guy and fit on the roster if they go with 13 position players. 

Mancini, Jones, LH bat, Gentry, Santander, Trumbo. (6)

IF plus utility (5)

catchers (2)

It's possible I suppose. That assumes Hays and Rickard are both at AAA.

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1 minute ago, backwardsk said:

He bats right handed, but can be the defensive replacement guy and fit on the roster if they go with 13 position players. 

Mancini, Jones, LH bat, Gentry, Santander, Trumbo. (6)

IF plus utility (5)

catchers (2)

JMO but no one is going to out play Hays in right this spring.

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12 minutes ago, interloper said:

It's possible I suppose. That assumes Hays and Rickard are both at AAA.

Probably good until may at least. I know it can't have been causal, but the Orioles were doing ok last year until Gentry was injured. 

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