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By Bemorewins · Posted
Because that is all the salary that Angelos was willing to take on. Hopefully, Rubenstien offers more meaningful support. -
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By LookitsPuck · Posted
Bingo. The Orioles signed Kimbrel in December. The Orioles traded for Burnes at the beginning of February (supposedly before Bradish's injury). The Orioles sale to Rubenstein wasn't approved until the end of March. I don't buy into any notion that Rubenstein was running this club and making player personnel decisions prior to approval (and process didn't even start until 1/31!). My gut is Angelos told Elias his payroll was X and Elias was able to stay within those numbers. That number isn't going to change unless Rubenstein infuses extra capital into the payroll of the team, and owners rarely do that, or changing margin expectations (possible). And it certainly wasn't going to change until *after* the sale was approved. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
To be honest, a good bit of their post season failure has been due to Kershaw continuing time and time again to come up small in the big moments. In his illustrious career he has had what 4 good postseasons (one being 2020)? The rest have been bad to down right didn't even give the team a fighting chance. Last season's 162.00 ERA or 1 out for 6 ERs really is symbolic (especially if it was his last one ever). I can't think of a single great player who has come up small in big moments so often. -
When that is the case, Westburg will have priority play still. Mayo and Holliday share the reps to fill out the 2B/3B PAs (and DH and possibly 1B and OF too). -
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By interloper · Posted
It would be insane, honestly. We have so many guys who know the zone at an incredible level. If they had a challenge system, I have no doubt in my mind we would lead the league in overturned strike challenges. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
Not just ours, but everyone's, really. I found it interesting that @Tony-OHsaid that he thinks they could be introduced at the MLB next season. I'd love to know why he thinks/feels that way...I'd be stoked if that happened. I have my doubts that it'd be that soon but I'd love to be wrong. In regards to Holliday, it's so tough to predict what kind of hitter he'll be. I mean, I don't think anyone was considering Gunnar Henderson to be what he is right now. I can see a scenario where Holliday is every bit the hitter that Gunnar is, I can also see a scenario where he's a guy that's somewhere between a .750 and .825 OPS yearly.
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