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37 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Like I say can you even read?

No player is a 100% lock in baseball.

As well you know or you'd be offering 1000-1 odds, since it's free money and all.

Mayo will probably be better, but it's stupid to pretend like it's a certainty.

ThIs IS EXACTLY what I thought you would say.

I had chicken for dinner tonight btw.

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2 hours ago, OnlyOneOriole said:

I don't think it is very likely.  I think it is a 100% lock.

I think it's a 100 percent lock that Mayo at his peak wlll be a better hitter than Urias is this season.  But for the rest of this season?  Not so certain.  

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1 hour ago, 24fps said:

I mostly agree with your post, but Livan Soto was called up to replace Westburg and he's a rookie.

Soto is a true "utility man"--he can play adequate defense at 3B, 2B and SS, while not offering much with the bat.  Apparently that's what the O's want, which means that the plan is for Urias to play most of the time at 3B and Holliday to play most of the time at 2B for now.  

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38 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

August 16 or 17.  Whenever there are 44 days left of the season.  Then Mayo won't exceed the ROY limits.

This. It appears that August 17th marks the 44th day before the end of the season.

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