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August 17, 2010

Still no word on Machado's physical

The Orioles are still working on setting up the physical for first-round draft pick Manny Machado, who agreed to terms on a $5.25 million signing bonus last night.

The Orioles would obviously like to bring him in, get him through the physical and then introduce him to the crowd and the Baltimore media on this current seven-game homestand, which ends Sunday. However, that might not be possible because of some logistical issues.

Posted by Jeff Zrebiec at 7:23 PM | | Comments (3)
        

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tough to get a flight from Miami(Am I In Heaven Or Am I In Miami, nice little tune by Martin Mull) to Baltimore this time of year.
Boras commented that "it's like going from the frying pan into the fire".

Jeff,

What are the odds Baltimore goes after Barret Loux? Seems like a golden opportunity to grab another top 10 pick...how many times does that come around?

If he's injured and misses a year...what's a year in a MLB career?

I love to know if the O's are even thinking about it...I'd bet not...

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Jeff Z's reply: Haven't heard but I'm quite certain the Orioles wouldn't broadcast their interest if there was any.

Good looking out Jeff.

Telegraph, surely not, but you know...whisper, raise an eyebrow, a rush of blood to the head...something.

I thought the Chapman signing was a miss, and this smells like "make up call."

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