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Stacey Long commented on MLB 9s: Baltimore Orioles—Frank Robinson, Miguel Tejada Greatest Ever
Miguel Tejada's 2004 season was awesome no doubt, but it pales in comparison to Cal Ripken's 1991 season which doesn't even get mentioned in your article....
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Ash Marshall replied…
You are very correct. Thanks, Ray, I appreciate you pointing that out. I'll change that in...
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Stacey Long replied…
Y'all who think Miggi's year was best are HIGH
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New Article: Baltimore Orioles Fantasy Retrospective
The Baltimore Orioles are very close to re-emerging as a force in the American League East. They have the core of a solid lineup in place. The offense is led my right fielder Nick Markakis (...
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Hotnuke commented on MLB 9s: Baltimore Orioles—Frank Robinson, Miguel Tejada Greatest Ever
SACRILEGE! The Steroid-Using Tejada over one of the greatest shortstops in MLB history and the Iron-Man of the game. Shame on you, Ash. Seriously. I love...
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Hotnuke replied…
Oh, and I just noticed that the reason I misspelled his name is that Ash misspelled...
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Ash Marshall replied…
I didn't misspell it, did I?
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David Precht commented on MLB 9s: Baltimore Orioles—Frank Robinson, Miguel Tejada Greatest Ever
Complaint: Brooks Robinson is arguably the best third baseman to play the game (perhaps behind Mike Schmidt). His defense is a benchmark for all third baseman...
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Ash Marshall replied…
Hi David - thanks for sharing your thoughts. As for Brooks Robinson, I have a few...
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Stacey Long replied…
Mora's 2004 season was the best by an Orioles third baseman in history. Hands down, no...
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New Article: MLB 9s: Baltimore Orioles—Frank Robinson, Miguel Tejada Greatest Ever
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New Article: Orioles Prospect No. 12: Mychal Givens, SS
The run on infielders continues with 2009 draftee and newly appointed "shortstop of the future" Mychal Givens coming in as the 12th best prospect in the Orioles system. You may remember Givens from his tenuous, down to the last minute draft-deal days...
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Jolly Roger commented on Matt Wieters: An Early 2010 Projection
According to Bill James : He projected Matt Wieters to hit .311 with 20 homers, 92 RBIs and an .865 OPS. He also projects Brian Roberts...
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Rob Civardi commented on Matt Wieters: An Early 2010 Projection
I'd take that in a heartbeat, great work
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Rob Civardi commented on Orioles Top Prospect No. 13: L.J. Hoes
I saw him play down in Lakewood and Hoes is the real deal. I wouldnt compare him to Brian Roberts since he doesnt have nearly as...
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Isaac Barrow commented on Matt Wieters: An Early 2010 Projection
I like that. 20-25 HR, 80-100 RBI seems very, very realistic, and with the way he improved, a lot is possible.
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New Article: Orioles Top Prospect No. 13: L.J. Hoes
Coming into the 2008 season, Jerome Hoes was a UNC commit, with a very strong verbal agreement to play with the Tar Heels. He was part of a stellar recruiting class that included flame-throwers and fellow top draft picks Tim Melville and Jason Knapp...
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