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Do you want Wacha, and if so, what terms can you live with?


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On what terms would you want Wacha?  

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  1. 1. Do you want Wacha, and if so, what terms can you live with?

    • Yes, and if it takes 2/$24 mm, so be it
    • Yes, but only for 1/$12 mm or less
    • Yes, but only for 1/$10 mm or less
    • Yes, but only for some figure south of $10 mm
    • I don’t want Wacha regardless of the price

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  • Poll closed on 01/29/23 at 02:04

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Well somebody is still "connecting"  Wacha to the Orioles >>>>> Bleacher Report : "Playing Matchmaker with the Top Remaining MLB Free Agents .......... 

Michael Wacha to Baltimore Orioles

2 OF 10 (excerpt from article) >>>>> 

"The Orioles need more pitching to match up with their vaunted AL East rivals, and they have reportedly shown interest in Michael Wacha.

It will not be enough to rely on Kyle Gibson, who they signed this offseason, with the collection of Dean Kremer, Kyle Bradish and Tyler Wells." 

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