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2 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

It's fine, the O's will still have the higher ranked farm system and that's what really counts.

Don’t you ever get tired of this schtick?  lol
 

 

Lol

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Just now, Rbiggs2525 said:

Yeah but you have to think about the cost of these team’s organization. I am not giving up 6 years of Mayo or Kjerstad for 40 yr old pitchers. 

Don't misunderstand me, I don't want Verlander at any cost. I want him at the right cost.  I prefer taking on $$$ and keeping higher level prospects if that's an option. I would send Tyler Wells and Mountcastle back as part of a deal.. Would Alonzo agree to DH all the time? lol

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2 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

Interesting to me that this leaked. 
 

I wonder if Mets are trying to pressure him to leave.

He already said he had plans to talk wit them about their future plans.. I suppose this is their answer.

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1 minute ago, Tryptamine said:

Porter made his start.

I am guessing they pulled all the guys in the talks just in case.  I don’t see all three of them going to Mets even for Scherzer unless Mets eat about 30 million of the 60 million still on his contact.   

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2 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

Don’t you ever get tired of this schtick?  lol
 

 

Lol

I'm very tired of it still being a thing.

Theoretically the O's should be in the best position of any team to add talent via trade.

Second best record, extremely low payroll, deep farm system with blocked ML ready players.

And yet....

So yea, I'm tired of it.

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4 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I'm very tired of it still being a thing.

Theoretically the O's should be in the best position of any team to add talent via trade.

Second best record, extremely low payroll, deep farm system with blocked ML ready players.

And yet....

So yea, I'm tired of it.

Are we seeing players with multiple years of team control being moved? 
 

I’m not saying Orioles shouldn’t be trying to get better but deadline isn’t over. 
 

And as you know we have no idea how much money Elias can take on.  

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On 7/28/2023 at 3:27 PM, bluedog said:

Anyone else surprised the O's weren't in on Robertson given the low asking price the Marlins paid? (#20 + #24 prospects)

I'm not surprised. There are doubtless a lot of complicating factors we don't know about. But unless Elias trades for a Robertson alternative, it does suggest something about how far he's willing to go to get an established reliever -- not very. 

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1 minute ago, eddie83 said:

Are we seeing players with multiple years of team control being moved? 
 

I’m not saying Orioles shouldn’t be trying to get better but deadline isn’t over. 
 

And as you know we have no idea how much money Elias can take on.  

Agreed.  Can_of_corn's commentary no matter how true, still requires some parameters for it to work for us.  But those in charge have to see a trip to the WS is in sight. Have to push the right buttons for it to be realized. 

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Just now, Can_of_corn said:

I didn't say this was all on Elias.

I've been more critical of ownership than I have of Elias.

I didn't even say room to add payroll, I said extremely low payroll.

I know. I’m just making a point. 
 

I would have to think on some levels Elias is requiring multiple years to move some players. Is there any arm out there that fits that? I’m convinced they add 1/2 more pen pieces. What I am not sure of is the rotation. 

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