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Al Briggs
dont want to trade too many of your superstars… you still might have a chance at that 50 win plateau.
switchhitingjesus
Hahahah.
Ferrariman
what would be the price of someone like Brian Roberts? in the offseason that is.
ugen64
depends how well he plays this year, and how good the team looks over the course of the season. if, say, Showalter finishes the year with a winning record (under him I mean), that’ll change how we approach the offseason compared to if he finishes with a .300 winning percentage.
but speaking of Roberts, I still laugh at the memory of Cubs fans talking about how Pie + Gallagher + Hill (or whatever the exact trade was) was a massive overpay for Roberts. how’s that working out for you Cubs fans?
alxn
Luke Scott would help a lot of teams. It doesn’t make sense why they continue to hold onto him when they aren’t in a position to compete.
Cyyoung
I dont understand the Orioles are not as bad of a team as their record is, as a Sox fan they look like there is no energy or fire on that team. Showalter is a good manager for this team.
basemonkey
I agree that Guthrie is untradable now.
The main problem is that for a contending team Guthrie is a mediocre but underrated pitcher with excellent stuff. They see him as a player who can be even better on their team, at a relatively low price. For the Orioles, he’s the closest thing to a dependable majorleague starter. Everyone else has promise but a lot of ups and downs. If they trade him, they lose his innings, probably burn out an already overworked pen, and maybe threaten their young arms to suffer the same fate.