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17 hours ago, wildcard said:

The O's need to let him play  at AAA.  He might turn into a valuable player later this season.

Just my opinion, but by the end of 2018, I feel like he'll have been passed by Santander, Hays, Mullins and Stewart in terms of value.

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16 hours ago, sportsfan8703 said:

If I remember right, rosters don’t have to be finalized till Wednesday at midnight.  We could see some trades, but doubtful. 

Pretty sure Roch wrote that they are allowed to wait all the way until Thursday at noon..........which seems crazy.

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1 minute ago, Aglets said:

Pretty sure Roch wrote that they are allowed to wait all the way until Thursday at noon..........which seems crazy.

That's correct- it is Thursday at noon. Seems crazy, but that's how it works in the playoffs too. You don't have to finalize your rosters until early in the day of the first game.

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1 hour ago, fearthenoodle said:

That's correct- it is Thursday at noon. Seems crazy, but that's how it works in the playoffs too. You don't have to finalize your rosters until early in the day of the first game.

You can make moves all season, and if an hour before game time, they can play that same game, right?

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12 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

Crichton and Vielma seems like no brainers to me.   The other could be Kelly but I'm guessing it's not.   Ynoa is out of options.  Can you release someone while they are injured?   If so, Ynoa is another no brainer.     If not, I'm going with Yacabonis.   Right handed relievers who throw hard practically grow on trees.    Rickard has some value if Gentry gets hurt.   Asher is probably a better bullpen option than either Crichton or Yacabonis.    Liranzo is Yacabonis with more upside.   

I agree with Ynoa but he won’t be DFA-Ed until healthy.

I think Yacabonis is s possibility but he played a lot more than Kelly in ST, right? I say it’s Kelly.

 

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They won't DFA Yacabonis right now. They like him and are going to give him more innings in Norfolk to try him as a long reliever/swing man starter.

They can let go of Ynoa while injured if they give him an injury settlement. They did this with Logan Ondrusek last spring training and Dariel Alvarez.

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On 3/27/2018 at 11:20 PM, RZNJ said:

Crichton and Vielma seems like no brainers to me.   The other could be Kelly but I'm guessing it's not.   Ynoa is out of options.  Can you release someone while they are injured?   If so, Ynoa is another no brainer.     If not, I'm going with Yacabonis.   Right handed relievers who throw hard practically grow on trees.    Rickard has some value if Gentry gets hurt.   Asher is probably a better bullpen option than either Crichton or Yacabonis.    Liranzo is Yacabonis with more upside.   

Guess a bunch of teams like Vielma. 

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