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4 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

 

Yes the 27 year old played well at Norfolk.

We know what Rickard is, it is time to see what Stewart might be.

Ideally I'd move Mancini out of left field, where he doesn't belong, and install Stewart.

Joey is showing that he is ready for the majors now.   I don't know if it will last but he has looked good this year.   Stewart has not played to Rickard's level this year.  

While you might move Mancini out of left to make room for Stewart I don't the O's will.  Not without an injury which is Stewart's best chance to make the majors in the near term. Either that or the O's trade Jones.

I still want to see more than 5 good week at AAA out of Stewart.

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8 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

 

Yes the 27 year old played well at Norfolk.

We know what Rickard is, it is time to see what Stewart might be.

Ideally I'd move Mancini out of left field, where he doesn't belong, and install Stewart.

Mancini is a decent player but nothing too special At first he is a two year younger version of CJ Cron. Maybe even a little worse depending on how he does the next two years Cron was basically traded for a player to be named later.

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8 minutes ago, wildcard said:

Joey is showing that he is ready for the majors now.   I don't know if it will last but he has looked good this year.   Stewart has not played to Rickard's level this year.  

While you might move Mancini out of left to make room for Stewart I don't the O's will.  Not without an injury which is Stewart's best chance to make the majors in the near term. Either that or the O's trade Jones.

I still want to see more than 5 good week at AAA out of Stewart.

He's 27, he spent his 25 and 26 year old seasons showing he wasn't ready for the majors.

 

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8 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

Mancini is a decent player but nothing too special At first he is a two year younger version of CJ Cron. Maybe even a little worse depending on how he does the next two years Cron was basically traded for a player to be named later.

Boy, your glass is half empty.

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7 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

Mancini is a decent player but nothing too special At first he is a two year younger version of CJ Cron. Maybe even a little worse depending on how he does the next two years Cron was basically traded for a player to be named later.

And in left so far this year he's replacement level.

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1 minute ago, Can_of_corn said:

He's 27, he spent his 25 and 26 year old seasons showing he wasn't ready for the majors.

 

Hello,  Stay in the present.  It is not 2016 or 2017 any more.  He is outplay Stewart this year.

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1 minute ago, wildcard said:

Hello,  Stay in the present.  It is not 2016 or 2017 any more.  He is outplay Stewart this year.

Are you the same guy that isn't satisfied with a five week sample size?

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Does some huge dividing line exist in your mind between five weeks and eight weeks?

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3 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Are you the same guy that isn't satisfied with a five week sample size?

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Does some huge dividing line exist in your mind between five weeks and eight weeks?

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Well it would mean he had not slumped at AAA for two months.

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Just now, wildcard said:

Who slumped?  Who's on first.

Read it again..

Yea, I still don't get it, who are you talking about?

It isn't Stewart because he started slow, It isn't Rickard because he didn't spend two months at Norfolk.

Seriously who are you talking about?

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If I were them I'd give Stewart a shot, too. And he's more likely to become a solid big leaguer than Rickard. 

But it doesn't seem crazy to suggest that Rickard could have boosted his game. It's not like it's unheard of for a AAAA guy to become a decent player at 27. At the very least, with the current roster setup I'd like them to be moving more ABs from Davis to Rickard. 

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On 5/25/2018 at 4:07 PM, Going Underground said:

Mancini is a decent player but nothing too special At first he is a two year younger version of CJ Cron. Maybe even a little worse depending on how he does the next two years Cron was basically traded for a player to be named later.

Mancini has not been good since he hit the wall..200 average the last 30 games and .108 with runners in scoring postion.

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