Favorite call up?

[Legend_Of_Joey]

Well, with the Orioles being officially eliminated from getting the AL East title, let's look back at this season for the good thing...

Getting to see the kids called up!

Who has been your favorite call up(s), who has impressed you, who exceeded your expectations? You don't have to limit it to just 1 player.

I'll put my thoughts into the ones I voted for a bit later today.

[oriolesacox]

Mullins by far, interested to see Stewart eventually. 

[Frobby]

Mullins has the most long term potential, and is the most exciting player in the group.   

[foxfield]

Mullins is the obvious answer, but I went to school with one of Ryan's parents and it is cool to see him do well, even though I have never met him.

[Aristotelian]

Mullins passes the eye test. Fry and Wynns have probably contributed the most.

[Tx Oriole]

4 hours ago, Legend_Of_Joey said:

Well, with the Orioles being officially eliminated from getting the AL East title, let's look back at this season for the good thing...

Getting to see the kids called up!

Who has been your favorite call up(s), who has impressed you, who exceeded your expectations? You don't have to limit it to just 1 player.

I'll put my thoughts into the ones I voted for a bit later today.

I voted for Mullins. 

[bobmc]

Corban Joseph?  

 

*  j/k  I have none - Mullins was too late

[Flacco Machado]

Chance Sisco and Andrew Susac....

Seriously, Mullins, Wynns, and Fry have been breaths of fresh air.

[Rene88]

Mullins definitely. 

Even though they aren’t prospects, would love to see Yaz and Rosa before they are DFA-ed at season’s end.

[maybenxtyr]

Mullins obviously...I like Austin as well. I really wish they would flip him and Caleb for the amount of starts.

[mdbdotcom]

Nunez is slashing .286/.338/.460/.799 (OPS+ 120) in 18 games with the O's. He's only 24. If he continues to hit and his fielding improves, he could at least hold down 3B until there's a better option. Or, he could be the option.

 

[maybenxtyr]

7 minutes ago, mdbdotcom said:

Nunez is slashing .286/.338/.460/.799 (OPS+ 120) in 18 games with the O's. He's only 24. If he continues to hit and his fielding improves, he could at least hold down 3B until there's a better option. Or, he could be the option.

 

I hadn't realized he was hitting so we'll. Good stuff. 

[Legend_Of_Joey]

I voted for Wynns, Fry, Wilkerson, and Mullins.

I think people know why I like Wynns, but he has also done a lot better than I thought he would, as far as hitting. Also, 5 for 11 caught stealing (where it should be atleast 7 for 11 if Nunez and Beckham learn to catch a throw) is pretty good.

Fry has been a favorite since Bowie and I'm glad he got a chance and has done well. He has his ups and downs like a rookie, but he seems to have had the best showing out of the rookie pitchers so far. Also, who doesn't love the "Players Choice" jersey name?

Wilkerson is another favorite, this time since Frederick. His injury came at a bad time (not that there ever is a good time for that), as he could of built on that good game he had. His glove seems to have come as advertised. The bat started to do a bit. Can't wait for him to come back and really get a shot.

Mullins is just awesome. A shy dude who always has a giant smile, it was great seeing him in Bowie and getting to chat with him a bunch. Setting an Orioles record in his debut was awesome. If you only read stories about him or seem clips here and there, you are in for a real treat once he gets a little settled in.

[Moose Milligan]

Mullins has been a treat to watch.  Now let's see how the board acts when he goes through his first 0-20 strech.

That said, he looks good.  The way he turned on that inside fastball for his first hit was awesome.  Real quick bat.

I voted for Mullins because he's obvious, but I kinda like Yefry Ramirez.  I am not sure why.  

[TonySoprano]

I like what the Mullins move represents, but it's only been 3 games.

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It was a good time, for sure.