Yes the O's said he was off limits but wouldn't be the first team to trade a player after saying he was not available. Could a Soriano,Garza package with perhaps a minor leaguer get him in a Cub uniform?
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Started By Hector Villanueva, Jul 04 2012 07:27 PM
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Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:38 PM
If Baltimore decides to go load up and go for a World Series this season, they might decide that trading Machado or Bundy is the only way to make that happen. I just don't see Baltimore making that decision, though. Most of their team isn't going anywhere. They don't need to make a desperation trade to win now; the Orioles are likely to only get better.
Besides, they have no depth behind those two. If they had some high quality players elsewhere in the system it might be a different story, but they don't. The Orioles system is nearly barren once you get past the top two. They are better off hanging on to what they've got.
Besides, they have no depth behind those two. If they had some high quality players elsewhere in the system it might be a different story, but they don't. The Orioles system is nearly barren once you get past the top two. They are better off hanging on to what they've got.
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Posted 05 July 2012 - 06:10 AM
I haven't listened to Salt and Peppa in a long time.No love for Schoop?
On a serious note. Schoop's OBP .309 SLG .358 really don't do much for me.
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