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6 hours ago, Roll Tide said:

Have you ever caught a ball in your glove with a broken finger? 
 

im guessing not …. But I have it was only competitive softball and I was pitching. It was excruciating on anything hit solidly back at me. Thankfully it subsided in a week without playing. Mine was a fracture of the ring finger at the knuckle. The 5th meta carpal is the bone behind the pinky in your hand. So I’m imagining it might not be as band depending on the grade of the break. 

I fractured my middle finger in my shooting hand playing high school basketball. Of course that was many years ago and like childbirth, the memories of the pain dissipate, but I taped it up and kept playing the rest of the season. I would argue that I endured more contact of the hand playing basketball then you would a non throwing hand in baseball as a pitcher. To be fair, some men are tougher than others. 

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Ugh, right now it looks like the Orioles don't want to go for it and is really looking to protect the teams future, but I say, the time is now to make the big deal and stop focusing on these minor tinkering transactions.

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1 hour ago, casadeozo said:

I hope not. I'd rather just see Mayo promoted and given significant at bats.

Yeah... Rooker is mainly a DH, and I had simply forgot that when thinking about a new LF upgrade over Hays.  A RH LF/RF bat would be nice.

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30 minutes ago, catseyepub said:

Ugh, right now it looks like the Orioles don't want to go for it and is really looking to protect the teams future, but I say, the time is now to make the big deal and stop focusing on these minor tinkering transactions.

You’re assuming a lot. The price tag goes up by quite a bit when you start talking about premier trade targets. For example, the trade packages I’ve seen here and elsewhere for Skubal have been absolutely wild to me. I’d love to see a guy like that here but not if it means giving up 10+ years of potential superstar level players. 

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FWIW and for those who are interested, these are our mid-range player trade values, via BaseballTradeValues.com:

Note: Green are incoming players and red are outgoing players.  I had issues with formatting for some reason, but did the best I could.  I also had to have a cutoff point to not completely plagiarize their site.

Value    Name    Age    Level    Pos

171.30  Gunnar Henderson    23    Majors    SS
80.40    Jackson Holliday    20    Majors    2B/SS
62.20    Samuel Basallo    19    Minors    C/1B
58.80    Jordan Westburg    25    Majors    3B/2B
55.60    Grayson Rodriguez    24    Majors    SP
55.20    Coby Mayo    22    Minors    3B/1B
54.90    Adley Rutschman    26    Majors    C
34.00    Heston Kjerstad    25    Majors    OF/DH
33.50    Colton Cowser    24    Majors    OF
28.80    Kyle Bradish    27    Majors    SP
21.80    Albert Suárez    34    Majors    SP
19.80    Felix Bautista    29    Majors    RP
17.40    Zach Eflin     30     Majors     SP
15.60    Ryan Mountcastle    27    Majors    1B
13.50    Cade Povich    24    Majors    LSP
12.80    Corbin Burnes    29    Majors    SP
11.70    Chayce McDermott    25    Minors    SP
11.10    Enrique Bradfield    22    Minors    OF
10.70    Keegan Akin    29    Majors    LRP
9.90     Connor Norby    24    Majors    2B/LF
9.10     Dean Kremer    28    Majors    SP
8.90     Dylan Beavers    22    Minors    OF
8.90     Jud Fabian    23    Minors    OF
7.10     Mac Horvath    22    Minors    2B
5.60     Cionel Perez    28    Majors    LRP
5.50     Yennier Cano    30    Majors    RP
5.20     Seth Johnson    25    Minors    SP
5.20     Luis De Leon    21    Minors    LSP
4.10     Cedric Mullins    29    Majors    CF
4.10     Danny Coulombe    34    Majors    LRP
3.90     Jacob Webb    30    Majors    RP
3.70     Anthony Santander    29    Majors    OF
3.30     Ryan O'Hearn    31    Majors    1B/OF
3.30     Frederick Bencosme    21    Minors    SS
3.30     Blake Hunt    25    Minors    C
2.70     Kiefer Lord    22    Minors    SP
2.70     Jackson Baumeister    22    Minors   SP
2.70     Michael Forret    20    Minors    SP
2.50     Leandro Arias    19    Minors    SS
2.50     Juan Nunez    23    Minors    SP
2.50     Max Wagner    22    Minors    3B
2.50     Creed Willems    21    Minors    C
2.50     Emilio Sanchez    17    Minors    SS
2.30     Noah Denoyer    26    Minors    SP
2.30     Moises Chace    20    Minors    LRP
2.20     Brandon Young    25    Minors    SP
2.20     Stiven Martinez    16    Minors    OF
2.00     Trace Bright    23    Minors    SP
2.00     John Rhodes    23    Minors    OF
2.00     Alex Pham    24    Minors    SP
1.90     Matthew Etzel    22   Minors    OF
1.50     Christian Pache     24     Majors    CF
0.60     Austin Hays    29    Majors    OF
-0.70    Seranthony Domiguez    29    Majors    RP

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I’m not understanding why we weren’t in on Yimi Garcia….Clase is a 45 FV player that’s now #7 in the blue jays system and c Jacob Sharp is 22 in A ball not in the top 30. 
 

He’s a rental but not a very big price tag … Probably could’ve sent Tavera and a non top30.

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23 minutes ago, LockUpTheGunner said:

After making two trades, are the Orioles done making moves? I sure hope not! I would love for the Orioles to aquire one more starter and one more reliever. I really want the good stater from Detroit. 

If they don't start hitting, the pitching won't matter. 

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