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41 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

Norby is probably happy about this.  Matón is hurt and Norby has been playing 2B instead of mostly LF like before.

They also traded Castillo for cash considerations last week.  And, of course, Holliday is no longer down there.   
I guess we can assume that Kemp is t accepting a MiL assignment.  

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2 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

Why? Norby's quickest path to the majors is as a corner outfielder, not a 2B. 

I think thats what RZ is saying.  Norby should be happy because now Soto can take 2B so this should move Norby back to the outfield where he can get more reps.  Or I just read it completely wrong.  

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