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10 minutes ago, Just Regular said:

The space between Carlos Rodon and Jordan Lyles down to a Baker's Dozen by my reckoning:

Rodon

Senga-Eovaldi-Kluber-Stripling-Taillon-Bassitt-Manaea

Smyly-Wacha-R.Hill-Quintana-Lyles

I would have been ok with Kluber as the secondary piece but not the “main addition.”

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17 minutes ago, Just Regular said:

The space between Carlos Rodon and Jordan Lyles down to a Baker's Dozen by my reckoning:

Rodon

Senga-Eovaldi-Kluber-Stripling-Taillon-Bassitt-Manaea

Smyly-Wacha-R.Hill-Quintana-Lyles

Did Syndergaard sign?

14 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

I am sticking with my Stripling to the Orioles.

My gut tells me Manaea or Wacha, but Stripling feels pretty plausible too.

Liftoff, baby!

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4 minutes ago, DrinkinWithFermi said:

Haha, suckers. We stole Gibson right out from under their noses, now they've had to settle for Walker and his sub-4.00 career ERA and 1.23 career WHIP. 

Weren't you whining about the idea of signing Walker 20 minutes ago?

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12 minutes ago, theobird said:

I think it’s likely Stripling, and Tucker Barnhart for a good defense back up Catcher and ….. I really want Benintendi, but more likely a one year make good deal for Conforto. 

Yep...

Benintendi LF
Rutschman C
Henderson 3B
Santander DH
Mountcastle 1B
Mullins CF
Hays RF
Westburg 2B
Mateo SS

Looks solid to me. Too bad it's not happening...

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