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23 minutes ago, O's are Legends said:

I wasn't aware Beckham could play 2nd. I was just about to ask who the utility guy was at this point. At least Flaherty is having a grand ol time with the Braves.

i honestly don't blame them for Flaherty. For 6 years he was absolute trash offensively and they had no reason to think that would change this year.

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Just now, amdcpus said:

i honestly don't blame them for Flaherty. For 6 years he was absolute trash offensively and they had no reason to think that would change this year.

We don't know if it has changed.

In the last 7 days he is hitting 250/308/250 for a 558 OPS.

He did have a nice first few days.

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2 hours ago, amdcpus said:

i honestly don't blame them for Flaherty. For 6 years he was absolute trash offensively and they had no reason to think that would change this year.

Flaherty has a career. 649 OPS in majors.   Vielma has. 498 OPS at AAA.   I would rather have Flaherty. 

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Any ideas for how to hold things together while Schoop is on the DL? The thought of an Alvarez/Valencia or Davis/Valencia platoon at third is pretty frightening, and I don't think there's any ML-level talent in the system. 

This is another example of how the Orioles' refusal to invest in scouting, signing and developing high-level international talent makes it so hard to build depth in the system that's available to step in. 

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