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12 minutes ago, Baseball fandom said:

Norby RHB would look nice with this struggling offense. 

And had they known several guys were going to get hurt and have horrific slumps for a few months, maybe they keep him.

But alas, their team fortune teller was on vacation that week, so they didn’t know it was going to happen.

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Just now, Sports Guy said:

And had they known several guys were going to get hurt and have horrific slumps for a few months, maybe they keep him.

But alas, their team fortune teller was on vacation that week, so they didn’t know it was going to happen.

Well SG you and I went on about this earlier in the week. You liked the trade I didn't from the start. I would love to be wrong but so far early results aren't good. I'm pulling for the kid though don't get me wrong. 

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9 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

And had they known several guys were going to get hurt and have horrific slumps for a few months, maybe they keep him.

But alas, their team fortune teller was on vacation that week, so they didn’t know it was going to happen.

The guy you should be tooting your horn for is Kopech I know how much you liked him and he's been very good with the Dodgers. Would look good right about now in the O's pen

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1 hour ago, Baseball fandom said:

Man I hated that trade. How good would Norby's RHB look in this lineup right now the way they have been struggling for some time  now. 

You do realize that just because he is doing well in Miami does not mean he would be doing just as well if he was still will is?  Rogers was pitching very well leading up to the trade, but you’re not giving him any grace for what he was doing with the Marlins before the trade, right?  

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7 minutes ago, Pushmonkey said:

Wow you’re right I’m not a wanna be GM. I’m just a typical fan who wants my hometown team to win. 

Calling fans sheep that may trust the GM/Manager, and may have logical thought on why certain moves are being made - doesn’t mean they also don’t want their team to win also.   

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52 minutes ago, Cheetos said:

You do realize that just because he is doing well in Miami does not mean he would be doing just as well if he was still will is?  Rogers was pitching very well leading up to the trade, but you’re not giving him any grace for what he was doing with the Marlins before the trade, right?  

Well you and I have a different interapatauon of

" very well" 

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2 hours ago, Pushmonkey said:

Wow you’re right I’m not a wanna be GM. I’m just a typical fan who wants my hometown team to win. 

My apologies.  I was a bit harsh.  It’s great arguing over a team that’s winning!  

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2 hours ago, Cheetos said:

You do realize that just because he is doing well in Miami does not mean he would be doing just as well if he was still will is?  Rogers was pitching very well leading up to the trade, but you’re not giving him any grace for what he was doing with the Marlins before the trade, right?  

Rogers sucks. He had a brief period of success but he’s still terrible, and he’s lost velocity on his fastball, which wasn’t very fast to begin with.

It was a terrible trade and will only get worse as his velocity declines 

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