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Just now, Uli2001 said:

Houston only two back from Seattle. They were like 10 back not long ago.

Having seen them recently and then looking at Seattle, that's not hard to believe.  Houston still has some great talent...Seattle can't score.  They have some good pitching but their offense is as strong as wet toilet paper.

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Congratulations to Oakland's Joey Estes for his complete game shutout tonight.  You don't see too many of those nowadays.

I can feel even better about congratulating the young man, knowing that the Orioles won't have to face him in this weekend's series.

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1 minute ago, Malike said:

Think he'd take 10 years 20M (2M AAV) dollars to stick around?

I think so.  Kinda like what Kevin was saying, he's come a long way from being DFA'd last year and picked up by us.  2/20 is probably more than he'd ever thought he'd make when he was scuffling for the Royals a couple years ago.

 

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3 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

I think so.  Kinda like what Kevin was saying, he's come a long way from being DFA'd last year and picked up by us.  2/20 is probably more than he'd ever thought he'd make when he was scuffling for the Royals a couple years ago.

 

He's under control next year, should get a nice raise. I'm glad we have him. Might be the easiest Oriole to root for.

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2 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

GEOFF ARNOLD?!?!? I wasn't paying attention.  I thought I missed a Kevin Brown broadcast...

Kevin has to hit the stage at Key Arena with Blink 183, the Blink 182 cover band.

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2 minutes ago, justD said:

On June 18th!  They've made this up in just over 2 weeks!

They batted around last night on 14 pitches!

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McCormick reaches on E1

Singleton double

Altuve single

Bregman groundout

Alvarez IBB

Diaz single

Meyers HBP

Pena HBP

Dubon fielders choice

McCormick groundout

Roy wouldn't know what to do if the O's did that.

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1 minute ago, Can_of_corn said:

They batted around last night on 14 pitches!

Roy wouldn't know what to do if the O's did that.

So many GMs must have been drooling over who Houston might let go of at the deadline, now having to accept that  they're yet another team competing for the few available pitchers.

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3 hours ago, Can_of_corn said:

They batted around last night on 14 pitches!

Roy wouldn't know what to do if the O's did that.

Were there any strange noises (beating of a garbage container) during those 14 pitches?  

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