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Should also have mentioned that the last time he hit above .223 was 2019

Interesting the Gallo gets MVP love by hitting Sano's career batting average and hitting Sano's per 162 number of home runs.

The games aren't played on paper. They're played on television. Or, they used to be.

Luckily those seldom turn out bad.

Not at all. But don't assume the moves we've made this off-season will put us over the top. For the most part we've replaced pieces with other similar, but hopefully better pieces. HOPE is not a good strategy.

They may already have one. He pitches in the 8th or 9th inning most nights. Until we're willing to seriously consider this option we're wasting our time even discussing this issue.

Pretty sure they thought they had covered all those bases the last two years.

Luckily, this year, we're not at all relying on the guys who couldn't stay on the field last year

I for one, take a look at the "lineup that has the potential to withstand the blow of losing Arraez" and see a lineup that scored fewer than 700 runs last year and wonder where offense needed to win a World Series is gonna come from.

Get over it and get ready for the future which is now closer than ever and will likely include YOU paying a not insignificant fee for locally televised games.......

Said this from day one and will say it again. The Orioles will rue the day they passed on a guy named after Brooks Robinson.

83. Offense stayed the same. HOPING for health from Kirilloff & Larnach. Pitching is deeper but our ace is still pitching at the end of games instead of the beginning.

Been many a year that Twins fans would have been ecstatic to have a guy with a sub 4.50 ERA (and career sub 4.00) at the end of the pen.

Not sure who will get the start but the closest thing we've had to an "ace" in a generation will probably come into the game in the 8th or 9th inning.

That number has already been determined. It's 9.