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I think Means goes down today for another arm from the right side guessing Ramirez comes up then he either starts Wednesday or they get waiver claim to start that game.  I expect some musical chairs even before Cobb is back for Thursday.  

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I guess at this point “they” see enough in Arajuo to keep him. Even though in this low expectation season, he still can’t get into games. I’d send Fry down. Just because Means can have longer outings. 

I think we stick with the 4 man bench. Alberto is  valuable enough for now. No need wearing down Martin mentally or physically. 

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10 minutes ago, wildcard said:

I have changed my mind on this several times.    Now I am thinking either Mullins or Bleier gets optioned.

I don't think you option your starting center fielder against righties

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42 minutes ago, DirtyBird said:

I think they should option Mullins until Araujo can be sent down.

Agreed. Mullins hasn't been able to hit since last August. Time to see if Jackson can hit ML pitching.

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If Dan was still hear someone would find a pothole to step in or all the sudden have arm fatigue and go on the 10 day dl until Araujo can be sent down in 10 days.   Let's see what the new regime does with the move.

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8 minutes ago, Natty said:

Agreed. Mullins hasn't been able to hit since last August. Time to see if Jackson can hit ML pitching.

Mullins has had some pretty nice ABs from the left side - hit a few hard grounders last night right at people.  Keep sending him out, when he hits that hot stretch you won't regret it.  The right side still looks rough though.

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Just now, glenn__davis said:

Mullins has had some pretty nice ABs from the left side.  Keep sending him out.  The right side still looks rough though.

It's Richie Martin bad from the right side. Agree you keep throwing him out there. Maybe don't bat him lead off eventually. But it's still early. 

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