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Orioles are still supposedly after Ervin Santana. If they can pull it off they'll have the best rotation for an orioles club this side of the year 2000
Tillman Jimenez Santana Chen Gonzalez/Norris Even without Santana I kind of like it. |
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King of Love and Piss
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That's a pretty average rotation imo
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Which tells you all you need to know about O's starting pitching over the last 14 years.
Guys like Jose Mercedes, Calvin Maduro, Willis Roberts, Travis Driskill, Omar Daal, Eric Dubose, Kurt Ainsworth, Kris Benson (and his wife), Brian Burres, Radhames Liz, Garrett Olson, Rich Hill, Henricus VandenHurk (only started 3 game, but the name..), Jo Jo Reyes and Chris Jakubauskas. The best pitchers the Orioles had over that stretch were probably Rodrigo Lopez, Erik Bedard (traded for Adam Jones and our current best Pitcher Chris Tillman), Jeremy Guthrie and Sidney Ponson. Bedard was good enough to con the Mariners out of 3 good players, the rest of them probably wouldn't have been starters anywhere else. |
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