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Wednesday, August 18: the misery continues in St Petersburg


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11 minutes ago, SteveA said:

So was Hays throw that almost got Wendle at 3rd base a couple of innings ago as awesome as the radio announcers said it was?  Or are they just so desperate for any positive that they got carried away with their excitement?

It was pretty cool. Sounds like they oversold it a little 

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1 minute ago, SteveA said:

He's arbitration eligible this off-season, right?  Not sure it's worth it to tender him.

If you think he bounces back and you can flip him at the trade deadline then yeah give him an offer.  

Honestly though I would just let him go. 

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1 minute ago, SteveA said:

He's arbitration eligible this off-season, right?  Not sure it's worth it to tender him.

I’m not saying this to get a laugh but I think Fry is better than this. This is an awful funk.

I could see the Orioles try and figure out a one year deal with him. 

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2 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

I’m not saying this to get a laugh but I think Fry is better than this. This is an awful funk.

I could see the Orioles try and figure out a one year deal with him. 

Sure he's better than this.

Almost anyone that can find their way on a 40 man roster is better than this.

Is Fry good enough to be worth bringing back?

 

It's pretty clear that if an offer was on the table at the deadline he should have been traded.

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Just now, Gurgi said:

I must say I really hate modern baseball with the four five six pitchers per game each team.  I hate seeing that crap.  I remember Tippy Martinez where they would let him pitch three innings or more sometimes.   

Sometimes Hyde lets the starter go three innings or more.

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1 minute ago, Gurgi said:

I must say I really hate modern baseball with the four five six pitchers per game each team.  I hate seeing that crap.  I remember Tippy Martinez where they would let him pitch three innings or more sometimes.   

He went 7 in relief once.   And I think he gave up one hit.   And the Orioles came from behind to win.

 

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9 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Sure he's better than this.

Almost anyone that can find their way on a 40 man roster is better than this.

Is Fry good enough to be worth bringing back?

 

It's pretty clear that if an offer was on the table at the deadline he should have been traded.

If he agrees to your price he is good enough. If Orioles let him go he is guaranteed to get better deal?  Point being offer him similar money to this year with bonuses.  

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