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9 minutes ago, jtschrei said:

Well. It makes me a little happy that to hear that Bobby Witt Jr. isn't the next Carlos Correia because I don't think we are intent on getting the #1 pick and I think KC is.  

I actually think once we trade Machado, our record will get better. We're going to bring up Mullins. Our defense is going to get better. Anyway... I don't think we will have the worst record in the league at the end of the season. More like #3 or #4. 

The Orioles will finish with either the worst or second worst record in MLB.  O's and KC each have 26 wins as of today, Miami currently with 39 wins has the third worst record.   I would be shocked if the O's catch the Marlins. 

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19 minutes ago, Chromehill said:

The Orioles will finish with either the worst or second worst record in MLB.  O's and KC each have 26 wins as of today, Miami currently with 39 wins has the third worst record.   I would be shocked if the O's catch the Marlins. 

Yeah, we'd have to really go on a run to get past #2.

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6 minutes ago, vab said:

White Sox are 31-61 so the Orioles might catch them but that would be as low as they could go.

Sorry, missed them.  For this team, moving 5 games up in the standings will be very difficult, will almost certainly be without Machado and Britton. 

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10 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

It'll be the most Orioles thing ever if they win on the final weekend and lose the #1 spot to the Royals.  Can't even lose right.

There's no heavily consensus top player in the draft. Witt Jr. is nice, but there is also Rutschman, Abrams, and Greene. I'd be fine with any of those four at this point.

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50 minutes ago, Chromehill said:

The Orioles will finish with either the worst or second worst record in MLB.  O's and KC each have 26 wins as of today, Miami currently with 39 wins has the third worst record.   I would be shocked if the O's catch the Marlins. 

You never know.   After 93 games in 2010, we had the worst record, 3 games worse than Pittsburgh, 5.5 games worse than Seattle and Arizona, 7.5 worse than Houston.  We ended up better than Pittsburgh, Seattle and Arizona.   We nearly caught Kansas City, which had been 10 games ahead of us.    I can’t say I expect us to challenge anyone but KC and maybe the White Sox, but baseball doesn’t always go as you expect.   

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Just now, Frobby said:

You never know.   After 93 games in 2010, we had the worst record, 3 games worse than Pittsburgh, 5.5 games worse than Seattle and Arizona, 7.5 worse than Houston.  We ended up better than Pittsburgh, Seattle and Arizona.   We nearly caught Kansas City, which had been 10 games ahead of us.    I can’t say I expect us to challenge anyone but KC and maybe the White Sox, but baseball doesn’t always go as you expect.   

If I'm honest I think this team actually improves after a firesale and we get some young guys in there. 

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2 minutes ago, ISU94 said:

There's no heavily consensus top player in the draft. Witt Jr. is nice, but there is also Rutschman, Abrams, and Greene. I'd be fine with any of those four at this point.

Yep, but there's a lot of time between now and the next draft, including whole seasons of college and high school ball.  In the event that there is a consensus #1 pick that rises to the top,  I'd like for us to get it.  

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Just now, ISU94 said:

There's no heavily consensus top player in the draft. Witt Jr. is nice, but there is also Rutschman, Abrams, and Greene. I'd be fine with any of those four at this point.

Even when there is a clear consensus it doesn’t always turn out to be right.    Look at Harper vs. Machado, which is arguable either way but Harper was considered heads and shoulders above at the time.     Personally, I’ll take Manny.  

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Just now, Moose Milligan said:

Yep, but there's a lot of time between now and the next draft, including whole seasons of college and high school ball.  In the event that there is a consensus #1 pick that rises to the top,  I'd like for us to get it.  

For sure, but the Royals are absolutely awful and have less talent then we do.  I fully expect them to get #1 if we had to put $$ on it right now.

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5 minutes ago, Frobby said:

You never know.   After 93 games in 2010, we had the worst record, 3 games worse than Pittsburgh, 5.5 games worse than Seattle and Arizona, 7.5 worse than Houston.  We ended up better than Pittsburgh, Seattle and Arizona.   We nearly caught Kansas City, which had been 10 games ahead of us.    I can’t say I expect us to challenge anyone but KC and maybe the White Sox, but baseball doesn’t always go as you expect.   

Buck Showalter isn't going to come walking into the manger's office to save the day this time.

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1 minute ago, Frobby said:

Even when there is a clear consensus it doesn’t always turn out to be right.    Look at Harper vs. Machado, which is arguable either way but Harper was considered heads and shoulders above at the time.     Personally, I’ll take Manny.  

Same, and honestly it's not particularly close for me.

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6 minutes ago, Frobby said:

Even when there is a clear consensus it doesn’t always turn out to be right.    Look at Harper vs. Machado, which is arguable either way but Harper was considered heads and shoulders above at the time.     Personally, I’ll take Manny.  

True. I think I would take Machado over Harper as well... especially Manny as a 3B. 

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