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10 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

Sounds like surgery is in Rogers future.  Wasn't he throwing 93/94 in Miami?

The orangest colored glasses might wish something like he's focusing on a new movement pattern from whatever tweak and throttling his effort some, but they probably wouldn't volunteer that kind of info.    We'll see in Sarasota if the surgeon doesn't get him before then.

Jack Flaherty always loves it when media ask him why he's throwing slow.

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49 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

Sounds like surgery is in Rogers future.  Wasn't he throwing 93/94 in Miami?

He's back to throwing 89-90, but that said...he is down from earlier in the year w/ Miami when he was mostly 92. He averaged 90 with the O's, which is a concern in and of itself. Not sure if that's mechanical related, but they wanted to tweak his mechanics to get *more* not less. So we'll see.

He hasn't thrown 94 reliably on average since 2022, btw.

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7 minutes ago, Aglets said:

Really encouraged by the latest news on all of our recovering batters.

What is the latest update that we have heard on Grayson?

Time isn't on their side. Potentially could be available in the BP for the post season. 

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