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2 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

I’m not as high on Cowser …. Let me ask you….. Would you rather trade Cowser or Westburg? 

I find it interesting that you use MLB pipeline like the Bible until it doesn’t suit you.   I’d prefer to keep Westburg and trade Cowser if given the choice.   

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4 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

I’m not as high on Cowser …. Let me ask you….. Would you rather trade Cowser or Westburg? 

Westburg.  Not really because I think that Cowser is going to be better than Westburg long term, but that we can more easily replace Westburg with ready or near ready guys (Ortiz, Holiday, etc).  

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2 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

Yea, it’s typical. I mean, why on earth would I not want to waste my time posting a poll about your trade?  The horror?

Here’s a thought…you post it. You spend your time finding out if OH is in your side.  Why in the blue hell would I give a damn if OH agrees with you about your trade or not?

Because this is the Cease thread. So I don’t have to get crap about starting a new thread about Cease. Your funny 

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2 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

Thanks we can agree to disagree. It’s 2 years of Cease…. If you didn’t think it was way too much it wouldn’t be a fair trade.

No, you just offered too damn much in this case.

But again, thankfully you have no decision-making power in the Orioles organization.

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3 minutes ago, emmett16 said:

Only counting players ready to contribute in 2024 you have: 


Urias , Mateo, Henderson, Westburg, Holliday, Mayo, Ortiz,  Norby.  
 

In OF Hays, Santa,Mullins, Kjerstad, Cowser, Stowers, 

Urías and Mateo aren’t part of the future.  Norby and Mayo might not be future infielders.  Cuts down the numbers quite a bit.

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The problem is the WS are trying to sell him like he is coming off of the 22 season.  When he is in fact coming off a pretty mediocre season.  I am kind of at the point of just saying "to hell with it lets just roll the dice we got"

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3 minutes ago, forphase1 said:

Westburg.  Not really because I think that Cowser is going to be better than Westburg long term, but that we can more easily replace Westburg with ready or near ready guys (Ortiz, Holiday, etc).  

Right now Westburg is part of the starting 8.  Cowser doesn’t even have a 26 man spot.  In that regard, Cowser doesn’t even need replacing.

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Just now, forphase1 said:

Westburg.  Not really because I think that Cowser is going to be better than Westburg long term, but that we can more easily replace Westburg with ready or near ready guys (Ortiz, Holiday, etc).  

Couldn’t you argue Kjerstad is already here, Stowers ( if we’re keeping him)is reader, Bradfield, Fabian, Haskins, Cook, are all pretty close? 

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1 minute ago, RZNJ said:

Right now Westburg is part of the starting 8.  Cowser doesn’t even have a 26 man spot.  In that regard, Cowser doesn’t even need replacing.

And he look good after the call up this year, offensively or defensively. I’m not saying he can’t turn it around, just stating what he did. Westburg is worth a ton of he hits for power this year.

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2 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

Couldn’t you argue Kjerstad is already here, Stowers ( if we’re keeping him)is reader, Bradfield, Fabian, Haskins, Cook, are all pretty close? 

Haskins and Cook mentioned in what context?   For that matter, Fabian as well?   Close to what?

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44 minutes ago, DirtyBird said:

I don’t think there is any need to report back on White Sox board discussions. 
If a OH member cared, they would be there to see it for themselves.

I can't upvote so I'm just going to 2nd, 3th, and 4th this comment. Unless someone reports some tangible news (that we're not aware of) please stop spamming the feed with what random White Sox fans think because it's completely meaningless and part of the reason this thread is over 260 excruciating pages long. 

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3 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

Urías and Mateo aren’t part of the future.  Norby and Mayo might not be future infielders.  Cuts down the numbers quite a bit.

I think there is a good chance Norby & Mayo stick in the IF. Thats going to be the plan until they prove it isn’t.  Regarding the future, the current outfielders are gone as soon as next year.  There is also more “impact” talent in the IF v. The OF.  If you lose one of Kjerstad/Cowser the high end talent drops.  If you lose Westburg you can still field a Henderson, Holliday, Mayo IF.  
 

Mostky splitting hairs here.  I think there are arguments both ways.  I just see Westburg as the highest end talent (will fetch most in a trade) that could be most easily replaceable.  

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