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12 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

I don't know anything about Osirio, but I feel like the O's won this trade.

Well, he has multiple O's in his name so a good start fitting in with the organization.

Scouts must have seen something to work with.  I guess we'll know more when he hits the actual low minors.

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1 hour ago, yark14 said:

I think a change of scenery will do him good.  Wish we could have gotten *something* of value for him...but oh well.

How do you know we didn't? Also, why would Fry get us anything of clear value? He's worthless.

I'm happy we got a lottery ticket and that a likely better pitcher in Vespi is now on the roster.

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22 minutes ago, Brooks The Great said:

How do you know we didn't? Also, why would Fry get us anything of clear value? He's worthless.

I'm happy we got a lottery ticket and that a likely better pitcher in Vespi is now on the roster.

51 SO in 41 IP

I'm with you...  we might have done pretty well.

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2 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

Calling him an undrafted free agent is weird framing. Unless I'm completely mistaken, he wasn't drafted because he was a teenage international signing out of Venezuela (currently pitching in the DSL). I don't know what his bonus was but that info is often difficult to find other than the very top guys.

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Osorio was signed as a 16 yo in December 2019, turned 17 January 2020, missed the Covid season and pitched as an 18 year old in 2021.  Maybe I can find out what kind of bonus he got.  The fact that he started 6 games and struck out 51 in 40 innings suggests at least a live arm.  A lottery ticket.  

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34 minutes ago, BohKnowsBmore said:

Calling him an undrafted free agent is weird framing. Unless I'm completely mistaken, he wasn't drafted because he was a teenage international signing out of Venezuela (currently pitching in the DSL). I don't know what his bonus was but that info is often difficult to find other than the very top guys.

https://www.thebaseballcube.com/content/player/237831/tranx/
 

It’s how BC designated him and I kept looking for his bonus and nothing was popping up.  I was surprised to see that as well and figured it was wrong but like I said, I couldn’t find any other info so I figured it may be right.

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27 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

https://www.thebaseballcube.com/content/player/237831/tranx/
 

It’s how BC designated him and I kept looking for his bonus and nothing was popping up.  I was surprised to see that as well and figured it was wrong but like I said, I couldn’t find any other info so I figured it may be right.

While technically correct (he was not drafted) he would have also never been subjected to a draft. If you scroll down on same page you can see that he was signed at age 16 out of Venezuela. 

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