Which Orioles Prospects Are Available At The Trade Deadline Name Game, With Ryan Ripken
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- The Orioles need to add pitching, but at what cost? Ryan Ripken joins to go through and identify which Orioles prospects and players are and aren't available as the MLB trade deadline approaches.
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I've heard a few insiders talking about how the teams that are selling are calling the O's about their prospects. The O's don't even have to reach out to these teams first. lol. I've never heard about something like that happening before. Other teams want your prospects so bad the roles are reversed.
Who are the insiders? I never heard that
@@billymartin5657 it was either Rosenthal or Olney. One of those guys who has all the connections around the league and asks GM's what's going on. I specifically remember them saying "teams are calling the O's about their prospects" and "if the Orioles really want a player, no team has the ability to outbid them". I'm fairly certain the 2nd quote was Rosenthal on Foul Territory.
@@billymartin5657 it makes sense. Offense is down bad all around the league and the O's have 4 top 20 prospects in baseball. All bats.
Why wouldn't you ask about Kyle Stowers? I hope Stowers gets traded so he can get a chance to play every day. He never got the opportunity that Cowser got or that Kjerstad is getting right now. I think he's going to be a very solid major leaguer. There is nothing left for him to prove in the minors anymore. It's the same thing for Connor Norby. Both of them are blocked by guys like Urias and Hays.
So we wait for end of season and make the move come spring training of bringing them up.
If the Blue Jays were smart they would sell off now for prospect depth and go into a five year rebuild. Being a longer term rebuild they should be interested in some of the farther away prospects like Beavers, Bradfield, McDermott and Horvath. Chad Green and Trevor Richards would be very solid targets for the pen. Bassitt and Kikuchi could be interesting targets for starter. If the Jays were to include multiple of those guys I would consider adding Norby to the list of O's prospects above, however an MLB ready prospect wouldn't really be a target for a team beginning a five year rebuild
Unless you can get Skubal, I don’t see us trading Holiday, Bassallo, or Mayo. They aren’t going anywhere.
An argument could be made to not even trade them for Skubal. All 3 are top 15 prospects in baseball, and will all likely be top 10 by the end of the year. You just never see guys ranked that highly get moved. Last one I can remember was Yoan Moncada for Chris Sale back in the day.
I'd trade Mullins and Hays before Colton or Heston in a New York minute
I think most people would, but value wise they wouldn't get much for Mullins or Hays and they both fill important roles for the O's.
The Orioles are only moving Cowser or Heston for top end pitching. They can get much more than Ced or Hays. Moving off Ced or Hays would be a throw in to a trade. Not the centerpiece.
Someone looking to ditch pitching isn't looking to add veteran help
Still, I don't think you trade away your future for just a couple more years of Mullins and Hays. I also wouldn't trade Colton and Heston for a rental or for nothing less than a team controlled top notch starter and /or a top reliever.
Exactly, and unless the Orioles get a team controlled top of the line starter or reliever, I wouldn't trade either Heston or Colton for another teams throw away or rental.
Ryan Ripken dosen't want to give up anybody! Respectfully my guy you have to give up someone to get something in return.
I don't blame him lol
I would say giving up Norby, Stowers, one of the highly regarded double A outfielders such as Fabian or Beavers, the catcher in A ball who has around 14 home runs right now, or Seth Johnson / Chase McDermott , along with a former gold glove infielder in Urias would definitely be considered giving up something. Just like I'm sure a team would take Dylan Tate or Vespi in a package deal for a reliever. And Cowser is another one who has value. Enrique bradfield is a possibility. Max Wagner is another upside throw in potentially. The Orioles do not have to give up Basallo, Kjearstad, or Mayo to get a good return. They are loaded. The only thing that I disagree with is that if I were the Orioles I would definitely listen on a trade for mullins. I think he's one of the most overrated players in Major League baseball history. And he's going to be gone after next year due to free agency anyway
The top O's prospects trade options: Stowers , Norby , Cowser and Beavers - perhaps Bradfield. Holliday is a longshot but is not untouchable. Untouchables: Kjerstad , Mayo and Basallo ,
I think Bradfield is Mullins replacement.
Mayo needs to be brought up now. The Orioles offense has scored 3 runs or less in 7 of the last 14 games. That is not going to be good enough against the Yankees, Astros, and other playoff teams
The trades that truly have significant impact are the ones where some of your untouchables become available for someone else's untouchables. When you make trades (like the Flaherty deal last year) that involve second line players in your organization for a pitcher past his prime neither side has much upside impact. I think the Orioles are sour on swapping high regard prospects for some short term rental which makes it very difficult to put a really significant deal together. But Elias is smarter than all of us so we'll just have to see.
Sherzer for Stowers , Bradfield
Excellent. Thank you. Remember, Bauer is free.
Preach 🙌🙌🙌
Locker room cancer
@@jackmundo4043 who Cares
@@billymartin5657what makes you think that?
@@jackmundo4043 Bauer would have to play for the lowest amount allowed to a pitcher with his service years. Domestic violence claims don't get rewarded.
If Santander leaves the Orioles as a free agent after this year, the team better keep Kjerstad.
Yes !!!
Yeah but if they trade Kjerstad that would mean they would probably extend Santander. If they don’t trade him they probably let Santander walk
Stowers, Norby, McDermott, Beavers, Fabian and maybe Bradfield are likely the only guys to move in a trade IMO. They are all blocked by others with much higher upside. I think with the new money the Orioles are much more likely to buy pitching in FA and not make a play on a single year.
The guys I mentioned are most likely to be traded for more depth in the BP OR for that #3 arm for the playoffs that we now don’t have with Bradish hurt.
Kremer may not be a bad #3 if he can come back pitching like he did the second half of last year. I think the orioles and Elias are much higher on big bats and position players that have a much better track record of being injury free compared to pitchers.
Elias saw Astros get burned by a couple of high draft picks on pitchers when he was in Houston, most notably Mark Appel. Kremer is a good #4 or 5, you have a problem if he's your #3 as a playoff team. He gives up too many long balls and hard contacts. O's have too many prospects who are position players. No you don't wanna give these players away but as these guys get older, they either need to play for O's or need to be moved to fill the pitching needs. Norby is 24, Kjerstad is 25 and Stowers is 26. Ortiz will be 26 in 9 days and was traded for Burnes in the off-season.
@@CamKrazy2000 Kjerstad is playing now and he’s not the best example due to how much time he missed in his development. His age is still his age but it’s not like he was really being held back. Norby on the other hand I do agree with I think he’s gone for sure because there’s no where for him to go. The other “untouchables” though you can find a place for them.
I’m not saying Kremer is ideal but I do believe the orioles are much more likely to roll with that than to trade someone like Kjerstad, Mayo or Basello for a single deep run year. If I’m not mistaken they’ve been somewhat outspoken about not trading the future for 1 year.
Scherzer and Kirby Yates package would be nice for O’s and Rangers
I don't see Bradfield getting moved. 1- he's in the lower minors and still developing and 2- I think they see him as a possible replacement in CF for Mullins who is a FA after next year. Also have to remember something that Elias said after last year's deadline: that it took a long time to get other teams to move off of the Orioles top 10 at the time. I think his approach is to use the lower level prospects at the deadline and use upper level ones if necessary in the off-season
I can definitely see Kyle Stowers getting sent in a trade. Unfortunately he's another outfielder who's blocked by the big league roster, and I see Cowser and Kjerstad having more upside. I'd say Stowers and Norby get packaged in a deal at the deadline
Even though Santander is in the category of “Heart and Soul” of the team , at some point with the talent available there needs to be a change. It seems that the organization is in love with the whole roster and possible roster and rightly so. But you cannot go forward by the staying the same. They built or should say rebuilt this organization to win championships. They have yet to do it but it’s there. They did not draft this talent to sit in the minor leagues. I believe they will stand pat and see what happens this year but there’s a knock at the door and it needs to opened. In my opinion some will stay and some will definitely go. Mike Elias is a smart GM and I am positive he will make wise decisions and moves.
Another question is what will each of these Orioles players bring. Who would you have to trade, for example, to get a Dylan Cease, or Crochet.
I don’t know what Billy Ripken is smoking… but I had Mullins and Hays as 10’s all Day !!!!!!
Everyone other than Holliday, Basallo and Mayo SHOULD be available if they're really serious about winning the WS this season. They most likely won't have Burnes beyond this season so now is the time to go for it. Elias can always find more prospects. Guys like Norby, Kjerstad and Stowers need to play in the big league because they're not getting any younger.
Those 3 are losing some value. Jackson sucking when he got called up lessened his value
I don’t think Elias and the Orioles are willing to give up that much for 1 season I think they’re much more likely to ride it out and stack their lineup to be a juggernaut for many seasons to come.
@@billymartin5657no one who knows anything about baseball thinks Holliday’s stock has really dropped. Mayo and Basello have both been doing nothing but climbing the ranks so idk where you’re coming from to say their stock is dropping that’s an insane take
I don't think the Orioles can afford to trade Kjerstad simply because Anthony Santander is most likely gone after this year. Jackson holiday on the other hand I'm not really sure why he's still considered untouchable at this point. I think Mayo is going to end up the better player and if that's the case holiday has no path to start on the Orioles and could definitely get you the best player available. Unfortunately with holiday my gut tells me his max upside is a Gregg Jefferies type
@@joshuablevins4340 Holliday did a speed run through the minors with 30 MLB at bats. It was too quick he’s still a top prospect with a high ceiling. Mike Trout’s first 43 AB he batted .163 sure better the Holliday’s first 30 but the point is it’s a huge jump and some of the best players ever have had rough starts when they first came up.
I really don’t know what to tell you if you’re writing this kid off based on 30 mlb ABs with no consideration of his pedigree and the speed with which he slashed through the minor league competition. Give him a little more time to develop.
Even with him and Mayo both you can get creative with where guys could go. Holliday to 2B and Mayo to 1B/RF/DH. Then Westy to 3B. Westy even played an little OF in the minors and he’s a very good all around athlete even he could possibly transition out there in the majors. Mayo’s bat alone makes him valuable enough to be a permanent DH even though I doubt that happens.
Austin Hayes is more like 6 or 7 IMO. NOT THAT I don't like him, but I think it's a strong possibility nn
I wouldn't give up Cowser, Mayo, Holliday, Kjerstad, Hays, Povich (or McDermott, Seth Johnson), or any of the obvious players like Mountcastle, Gunnar, etc.
I also want them to keep Stowers, but that's assuming they would take him as 1 of their 4 outfielders next year and keep him on the team all year. They are most likely going to lose Santander, and I think they need to trade Mullins to free up the space for the younger guys. Both Hays and Mullins only have one more year before free agency, so unless they resign them I don't see the O's just lose them and Santander for nothing in return.
I also really like Norby, but to me the infield is going to be 3B - Westburg, SS - Henderson, 2B - Jackson, and Mayo rotating in with plenty of DH time, which means there isn't really a starting spot for Norby unless he fulfills a utility role and gets some OF time too.
I am fine with the team trading the lower level players - Bradfield Jr, Beavers, etc. None of these players are going to contribute for the next few years anyway and by then the O's will already have made other moves. But they should be extremely valuable to teams rebuilding.
Also if we were going to name 3 players that are not getting traded period, it would be: Gunnar, Adley, and Jackson.
With your rationalization the team will never be good. There are prospects you keep and prospects you trade. You devalue your prospects by holding onto them for too long. You have got to fill a weakness and for this team it's starting pitching and middle relief.
Then you'll lose in the first round of the playoffs, again.
@@daviddevaney2317 Well first of all the team wouldn't necessarily be on pace to lose in the playoffs if 3/5 of the rotation didn't have season ending surgeries. But also I didn't say they couldn't make a trade. They have 1-2 players that won't fit on the roster very easily next season like Norby. And they have plenty of other players that are in the lower levels to still make a few trades.
One of the very reasons they are in first place right now is because they didn't trade all their prospects last season. Yes they didn't win in the playoffs (but neither did anyone else who faced Texas, so it wasn't like they got beaten by a lesser team). If we went off trade proposals by fans, the Orioles wouldn't have half their team right now.
Mike Elias got Corbin Burnes for 1 year for Hall and Ortiz. I'm fine with a trade of that caliber that doesn't give up their core players like Jackson, Mayo, Kjerstad, Cowser, etc.
in other words, the Orioles are NOT gonna get a good pitcher in a trade
They’re most likely going to look for depth of the bullpen with tier 2 prospects IMO. Burns and Rodriguez is a very good 1/2 punch. The #3 guy for the playoffs is likely to be Kremer hopefully he can pitch the second half this year like he did last year and that’s not a terrible 1,2,3 for the playoffs while maintaining your prospects to have what could be one of the biggest juggernaut lineups in recent memory.
Dump McCann. Trade Urias, Hayes, & Mateo. Keep all Farm system top 30 Prospects. .
calvin Yes that is what i say !!!
What return do you expect to get for that? It would be virtually nothing. No team that’s willing to trade at the deadline wants veterans they want guys with a future.
MCann, is one of the reasons these god fearing young man are so tight
I would rather trade Mullins that has to be honest. I think Austin Hayes would be perfectly fine with a role as a fourth or fifth outfielder and you have to keep in mind he's literally the only right-handed hitting outfielder that the Orioles have on the 40-man at this point. Whereas in contrast Mullins is one of the most overrated players in Major League baseball history. And they're not going to get anything from McCann. Urias would be merely a throw-in. And Mateo shouldn't go anywhere because he's very useful what's the glove and speed as a super Sub on a contending team. There's nothing wrong with having a 26th player on your roster who can play third, shortstop, second base, left field, and centerfield. And he's a right-handed bat. Trading Mateo would be stupid. And there's literally no way the Orioles would get anything significant without trading one of their top 30 prospects. I wouldn't trade Mayo, Kjerstad, Povich, or Basallo. I would be reluctant to trade Cowser or McDermott ( but I would if it were to land an ace/ Superstar pitcher who has some team control). I would trade Jackson holiday only if the return is the Young starting pitcher from detroit, the closer from oakland, or Kirby or Gilbert from Seattle, but that's it. Stowers and norby are sure to be the ones to go more than likely and I feel like the two of them could get the Orioles a quality return because whoever gets both of those guys would immediately insert them into the starting lineup right away
@@joshuablevins4340 Stowers is the most likely draft pick to add to a trade. And I did say DUMP McCann, old slow catchers aren't worth anything. Only trade for someone with at least 1-2yrs of team control. Hayes & Mateo are worth keeping for utilities & speed.
So I guess nobody is available
Trade holiday for bullpen pitcher
Why are we not bringing in Trevor Bauer????? what is there to lose???
Team chemistry
@@jogumbyI don’t think that’s completely unfounded but I do think it’s probably overblown. I think the bigger issue is just the shear media frenzy that could really distract and derail things
Want the Mets to get Cowser
I just don't understand how you don't move on from Cedy and Hayes. Cowser and Heston are younger, and will be cheaper than those other 2. If you can get any value off the vets. You have to move them no brainer
Would love to see the Pirates trade Keller and Bednar to the O's for Mayo and a couple of others. Pirates have plenty of pitchers coming but need bats.
Nah, I seriously doubt Mayo will be moved because he's only 22. He, Basallo and Holliday are the untouchables. But you probably can have guys like Norby or Kjerstad because those guys are older.
Keller is a good pitcher, but teams don't trade away top 10-15 prospects in baseball for anything anymore. Not unless it's part of a trade package for a superstar. As good as Keller is, he's no superstar.
@@brandondillman5841 Both Keller and Bednar are all stars. Until his last start Keller had the longest streak of quality starts by MLB starting pitchers.
@@davewhite113 He's a good player. Just not worth trading a top 15 prospect in baseball for. Bednar has no trade value. He has a 5.17 ERA. An O's/Pirates trade for Keller would look more like Connor Norby, Kyle Stowers and either Dylan Beavers or Chayce McDermott. Remember, Keller is owed $55 mil over the next 3 years. That's a lot of money and takes away from his trade value.
@@brandondillman5841 Bednar has lowered his ERA and is BACK to form as one of the very best closers in the game. Keller is a HUGE bargain. That klinda all star talent would take Mayo and two more top 10 prospects.
O's have the prospect capital to make trades and turn the team into a juggernaut, but I have the feeling that they're going to mess it up by prospect hugging. If there isn't a trade there that you like then I get that but I don't think holding on to Mayo and Bassalo make Orioles that much better. As great as you think a prospect is going to be, you just don't know until he gets to MLB. O's need cheap pitching, and good cost-controlled pitching costs a lot in prospect capital, so use them to get it, it's pretty simple. You can go get a Mason Miller *now* and not have it impact your team. Dreaming about Bassalo and Mayo is just going to make them lose sight for the bigger picture, which is they have a great team *now*. And every good org has to give away some gems to create a complete team, that just comes with the territory.
Mayo is 22 and Basallo is only 19, those are the guys you hold on to along with Holliday. It's guys like Norby, Kjerstad and Stowers who should be moved because they're 24-26.
Mayo is now. It's just a matter of time. I don't think you understand how much they'd have to give up to get mason miller. We'd kill our farm system
@@MrSmellyyy LOL no, it won't result in the killing of the farm system to get Miller. Nobody is that stupid. He's a closer who wants to be a starter because that's what he was. They made him a reliever because of health issues. He hasn't done enough to command that kind of a return. He's not Mo Rivera and he's already not as unhittable as he was early in the season.
5 years of control and if he is half as good as he is doing right now. Yes it would. don't be crazy.
I'm not staying we're gonna give them 10 players. But I'm saying it'll be 4 or 5. And it's not gonna be a bunch of nobody's it'll be our top prospects
Where is Coby Mayo going to play? He's blocked at 3B, 1B, and DH.
Westburg to 2nd, Mayo to 3rd
What about Holliday? In 2025?
@@daviddevaney2317 Overrated. Trade him before he completely ruins all his trade value on his next call up
@@daviddevaney2317 I'm sure the team we trade him to will find him a home in 2025. I just hope they didn't tank his trade value too much with that horrible performance on his earlier call up
The Orioles are probably going to lose Burnes to FA at the end of the year. That leaves only GRod as a viable starter for next year. Gotta get a starter. Prospects are prospects. Anyone but Holliday is available as far as I'm concerned. The time to win is now. 10:14
I wonder what a team has to give up for Bal to trade away that Jackson kid.
When if the White Sox offered Crochet AND Fedde? Not ever going to happen and I doubt the O's would even do that...
@@jogumby That sounds low for him.
@@jogumbywhy would anybody even want Fedde.... He's literally a scrub. The dude has been around for years and has sucked donkey ass every season until this year. He's having his one good fluke season. I wouldn't trade Vespi or Max Wagner one for one for the guy
They can't get Jackson. It would be like saying I wonder what a team could give up to get Gunnar or Adley. It's just not happening.
1983 was a long time ago if not now when I don't wanna hear about future prospects make the damn trade!😡😡😡
Basallo, Norby, Stowers, sorry ass Cole Irvin, and Cano can all go and land the O's top tier starter and multiple relievers. Oh yeah, and Holliday
His dad owns the team?
Westburg's role going forward is the key decision. Is he the 3rd baseman or the guy who gives days off. The way to get the most talented lineup in 2025 is to trade Mountcastle while he is having or after such a great season, which allows you to switch off Adley and Basallo at Catcher\1st. Mayo at 3rd, Holliday at 2nd and Westburg playing nearly everyday giving someone a day off or DH.
There was a trade I came up with on baseball trade values that I thought was fair. Skubal to Baltimore for Kjerstad, Mayo, Beavers, & McDermott. Definitely give me feedback (I'm also a Tigers fan but like running hypotheticals through the site). Giving up Mayo would be pricey but the Orioles would keep Cowser, Holliday, Basallo, Povich, Bradfield.
Also, I do not want the Tigers to trade Skubal. But they have to at least listen on offers. Our offense is god awful and is holding the team back. Skubal has also has two elbow surgeries and is a Boras client. There are reasons to consider a trade. It would have to be an out of this world offer.
As an Orioles fan I would not do that deal.
None. 😢
The Orioles haven't shown any willingness to trade any of their good prospects over the past several years.
@@dsinsocal Is that why they traded DL Hall & Joey Ortiz in the Burnes trade ? In the last 10yrs , a few Orioles prospects (Eduardo Rodriguez wasted away for Andrew Miller in 2014) Hunter Harvey & Dylan Bundy didn't amount to shit for being former top picks. Seems like once Duquette & his crew were gone, the Orioles have been striking mostly gold with their scouts.
@@calvinbarnes3510 Hall and Ortiz had just barely cracked the top-100 (#97 and 99). They were both behind Henderson, Rodriguez, Holliday, Cowser, Westburg and Kjerstad.
The only reason they *reluctantly* agreed to part with those two is because they were getting one of the top-5 best starters in baseball. How do you trade a legit Cy Young contender and NOT get at least one top-50 prospect back?
Any time discussions turn to one of their top 5 or 6 prospects, Baltimore immediately shoots it down. As they should, honestly. Their minor league system produces real players, not overhyped busts.
Which is exactly why the Orioles are in first place. Every time someone gets injured they just call up the next All-Star player.
@@dogtrainingplus Agreed. I'm not saying they're wrong for not including their top prospects. I'm just pointing out that they are (smartly) choosing not to discuss them in trades.
It's ridiculous when I see these "pundits" pretending to be "in-the-know" and proposing all of these hypotheticals where Baltimore trades away their big prospects at the deadline. Nothing I've seen the past 3 years would indicate they have any willingness at all to do that.
@@dogtrainingplus I agree with you. I'm not saying they're wrong to not trade their prospects. I'm saying that they are (smartly) NOT trading them.
It's hilarious to listen to these pundits pretending to be "in-the-know" and proposing all of these hypotheticals where Baltimore trades their top prospects at the deadline. They haven't demonstrated any desire to do that over the past several years so it really isn't worth talking about.
The only thing promising I see in Cade Povich is all the hours and days of free time I'm going to have not having to watch baseball when he starts 🤮🤮
I'd trade him for a dirty shirt and used Tide pod
Ryan has some bias towards the Orioles keeping incumbent players who have been here for years. And he seems to ignore their upcoming free agency, the team's undetermined willingness to pay players.
I seriously doubt the Orioles would trade away players they spent top picks on to keep the guys who have flaws and extended slumps
What about Ryan Mountcatle? With Mayo being a possibility for first base, Adley and Basallo also can play first base, and if the Orioles think Mayo could produce more than Mountcastle, why dont use muntcastle in a trade package and call up Mayo
None.
None of them trade stowers
Ryan is too set in his mind with current players. If the O's could get a good reliever for Hays or Mullins you make that trade. How would you trade Cowser but not Mullins? Cowser is better than Mullins in every way and he's cheaper. And Mullins will be a FA soon.
Cowser is a rookie hitting .225. Mullins has a track record.
@@daviddevaney2317 Cowser is a rookie which means he's only going to get better. Mullins is in decline. Cowser's OPS+ is 114. Mullins is 87 which means he's 13% worse than the norm. The ONLY slight edge Mullins has is speed and it's SLIGHT. Cowser is better in every other way.
I would say anyone, outside of Jackson Holliday. Like if Detroit were to make Skubal available, Right now I'd offer them Coby Mayo Connor Norby Dylan Beavers and Chayce Mcdermott
I’d rather keep Mayo but for Skubal, you would have to consider it. Burnes, Skubal, and G-Rod and your top 3 going into the playoffs would be awesome! Then we would need another BP arm.
@@kingoffedoras9932 people who want mayo traded obviously don't know what kind of player he is.
That's too much for a pitcher
@@jpalmer9286 agreed. On the surface it looks like a great move trading from your surplus of minor league bats, but at the rate pitchers are blowing out their elbows I wouldn't do it. Best I'd offer is Norby, Stowers, Beavers and a minor league arm like Seth Johnson or Trace Bright for Skubal.
@brandondillman5841 Right even tho it would suck to give up Norby tho but I understand sometimes if u want something good u got to give something good.
If your serious about winning..then EVERYONE in the minors should be available...not to mention a few playing in the big leagues right now..
Whats Holliday gonna be..your superstar 2nd baseman...cause he's never touching Shortstop..Anybody but Gunnar and Adley should be available..but any trade has to make sense..
BS !!!
O’s aren’t going to do anything. It’s an organization that built a great farm system, but they don’t deal well (history proves it - except Burnes). They hoard (would love for it to change). It’s not the same attitude of the organization that had the great teams of the late 60s through the last WS championship in 1983.
@@selfwitness well how can you say that when it's a new ownership
Their entire front office just got their in 2018 and new ownership just took over a few months ago. lol. What history are you pointing to? The O's have never had a farm system this strong in the history of the franchise. They never had the chance to "prospect hug" before. You might want to give Mike Elias the benefit of the doubt. He's done a masterful job tearing the team down and rebuilding them into a juggernaut.
And the winner of the stupidest comment goes to …. Drum roll……..
@@marshallperal1861 lol forreal. The casual fans that have no idea what they're talking about are always the loudest for some reason.
@@selfwitness Trading for Burnes already said to the MLB "This isn't Angelo's run of the mill team anymore."