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Coby Mayo 2024


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11 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

 

Yeah, I mean the guy is literally bashing down the door to play in the MLB. He's an impact power bat that needs to be playing everyday in the big leagues between 3B/1B/DH. Mateo will just need to go back to being a bench guy and Urias may need to go unless the Orioles decide to part ways with Hays or send Cowser down, which would be tough now that he started to hit again.

I would imagine this close to the All-Star break they may just keep him down there at least until then. If the Orioles keep winning though, they could decide to just Gunnar him by bringing him up on 31 August and keeping RoY chances but making him playoff eligible. 

But that point AAA pitchers may have stopped pitching to him.

I feel bad for him because everyone knows he belongs in the majors. 

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As many have alluded to, it is simply incredible that Ramon Urias is here and getting AB's while Mayo destroys AAA.  Defense is a factor that often gets overlooked, especially when looking at such amazing stats.  However, based on Elias' comments it seems the O's have grown comfortable enough with Mayo that they expect him to at least be about average there.  What's the holdup?

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From what i can remember.

When Elias says something about a top prospect like "he is very close to ready" or  "he will get a chance real soon at this rate"  I think that typically means a promotion is coming within a couple of weeks at most.

I think Mayo could be up before the ASB.    Guess we will see.

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