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To think there were some people worried Mike Wright would pull a Jake Arrieta and somehow blossom once he was gone simply because #OriolesTragic, that the Orioles had somehow screwed up Mike Wright, or because the universe is just aligned against the Orioles.  

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15 hours ago, ShaneDawg85 said:

To think there were some people worried Mike Wright would pull a Jake Arrieta and somehow blossom once he was gone simply because #OriolesTragic, that the Orioles had somehow screwed up Mike Wright, or because the universe is just aligned against the Orioles.  

Is that a real thing, or is that just atomic-level commentary on how the Orioles have screwed up everything from Jake Arrieta to the hot dogs?  I don't know how anyone could see Mike Wright pitch and think he's going to win a Cy Young.

Although he has only allowed three runs in 11 innings in Korea...

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26 minutes ago, DrungoHazewood said:

Is that a real thing, or is that just atomic-level commentary on how the Orioles have screwed up everything from Jake Arrieta to the hot dogs?  I don't know how anyone could see Mike Wright pitch and think he's going to win a Cy Young.

Although he has only allowed three runs in 11 innings in Korea...

I call it more of a built-in twitch, that it happened with Arrieta so now we're just worried it'll happen with everyone.  

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2 hours ago, ShaneDawg85 said:

I call it more of a built-in twitch, that it happened with Arrieta so now we're just worried it'll happen with everyone.  

On the other hand, it worked for Britton and he stayed her and become a dominant closer for a few years.

The talent level is so high, that it doesnt take much tweaking for them to become dominant, or lose a hair of movement off their fastball and become hittable.

 

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12 hours ago, DrungoHazewood said:

Is that a real thing, or is that just atomic-level commentary on how the Orioles have screwed up everything from Jake Arrieta to the hot dogs?  I don't know how anyone could see Mike Wright pitch and think he's going to win a Cy Young.

Although he has only allowed three runs in 11 innings in Korea...

I'm pretty sure he did that sometimes with the Orioles, too.

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10 hours ago, Philip said:

I was actually wondering how Tyler Wilson was doing. Wright Stayed too long by far, but I wish him well. And I hope that when he wants to hammer his fist against the wall and frustration he continues to remember to make sure it’s padded first.

Tyler Wilson was pretty good in the KBO the last two years, a little rough start so far this year:  https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=wilson005phi

 

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