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Just now, Just Regular said:

Buster Olney reporting NYY have had conversations with Jazz about trying 3B.     Would he be better or worse than Coby Mayo there these 2 months for the AL East championship race?

You think we can get the Yankees to trade for Mayo?  Who do you think we could get?

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4 minutes ago, bpilktree67 said:

I doubt that would be Orioles we want Someone that can hit a little lefties and be the short end platoon type guy not a starter type player.  I think Seattle would be the play there for some pitching.  

We are rumored to be looking for a RH to replace Hayes. He bats RH….whats the question 

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I was a little surprised we didn’t name a starter for 2nd game tomorrow.  Even with a trade I doubt it a guy that could get here for start anyway.  Povich just pitched so not a lot of choices unless they working on deal with McDermott and other team doesn’t want him pitching for some reason.  

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4 minutes ago, Roll Tide said:

We are rumored to be looking for a RH to replace Hayes. He bats RH….whats the question 

Yes as a platoon type guy not a full time starter to take away at bats from Kjerstad and Cowser.  Doyle hits right handers just as good as lefties.  They want a right handed bat that can hit lefties and are comfortable playing center, they clearly were not with Hays playing center with his slowing speed.    You don’t trade Hays to get those guys at bats then bring another guy that will take even more.  

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4 hours ago, LGOrioles said:

Suarez with another ineffective start and fails to complete 5 innings once again. Hard to figure Elias sees him as the number 5 the rest of the season. 

He would’ve completed five innings at least if not for the catastrophic defense behind him.

It’s really hard to ask a guy to get five outs in an inning.

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2 minutes ago, HowAboutThat said:

He would’ve completed five innings at least if not for the catastrophic defense behind him.

It’s really hard to ask a guy to get five outs in an inning.

That's why you get guys that can strike guys out.  Lot harder to screw up a strikeout.

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4 minutes ago, HowAboutThat said:

He would’ve completed five innings at least if not for the catastrophic defense behind him.

It’s really hard to ask a guy to get five outs in an inning.

I think his stuff plays up as a reliever. I think he'd be a good option out of the pen

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Just now, ScGO's said:

I think his stuff plays up as a reliever. I think he'd be a good option out of the pen

That’s entirely possible, and I’d sure like to get a better starter with more track record, but if it worked for the bad defense, he would easily have completed five innings, and given up two fewer runs too.

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28 minutes ago, bpilktree67 said:

I was a little surprised we didn’t name a starter for 2nd game tomorrow.  Even with a trade I doubt it a guy that could get here for start anyway.  Povich just pitched so not a lot of choices unless they working on deal with McDermott and other team doesn’t want him pitching for some reason.  

I checked, Povich hasn't pitched since the 24th with Norfolk.  Hopefully he's better than last time we saw him.

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4 minutes ago, ScGO's said:

I think his stuff plays up as a reliever. I think he'd be a good option out of the pen

I would love for Suarez to basically replace Irvin as the long man. One more starter acquisition could make that a reality.

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7 minutes ago, HowAboutThat said:

He would’ve completed five innings at least if not for the catastrophic defense behind him.

It’s really hard to ask a guy to get five outs in an inning.

He didn’t pitch particularly well.  The team made some mistakes, but also a couple of great plays behind him. 

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Just now, Frobby said:

He didn’t pitch particularly well.  The team made some mistakes, but also a couple of great plays behind him. 

Don’t disagree with that, I’m just pointing out that if the defense behind them in that inning had been clean, he would’ve finished the inning.

He has obviously been trending down over his last several starts, I don’t know whether the clock struck midnight or he’s getting tired, but he’s definitely getting worse.

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