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2 hours ago, TINSTAAPP said:

He's making the start for Frederick today. I'm surprised they promoted Peralta before Rom and GrayRod. Maybe Sig and Elias believe Peralta is more equipped to handle Frederick considering his experience at that level.

He’s much older and they need to decide if he’s going to be put on the 40-man. This year is not about advancement for Rom and Rodriguez. Peralta’s future is being evaluated. It’s time to see if he can do it against age appropriate competition. Is he a prospect or an enigmatic org guy?

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33 minutes ago, WalkWithElias said:

He’s much older and they need to decide if he’s going to be put on the 40-man. This year is not about advancement for Rom and Rodriguez. Peralta’s future is being evaluated. It’s time to see if he can do it against age appropriate competition. Is he a prospect or an enigmatic org guy?

Exactly.

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