This is the best Orioles rotation in decades | Banner Baseball Show

Paul Mancano and Andy Kostka break down some eye-popping stats from the Orioles' rotation, the injury to reliever Danny Coulombe and more.

[@Methoes123]

Adding Scott to this BP and next yrs BP is a major upgrade.

[@Methoes123]

A Bradish, Crochet, Rodriguez, Irving, and Povich starting 5 for next yr is a pretty strong rotation without Burns . Add Scott and its a total nightmare.

[@Methoes123]

Trading for Crochet would be the hedge against injury, Burns not resigning, and keeps a front line starter for 2 more yrs.

[@turtledove1927]

How many decades are we talking about? We had 4 20 game winners one year. But your point is well taken. We got pitchin...both starters and in the bullpen and on the IL. Their hidin Krook and Tate and I don't know who else but we get depth that ain't accounted for. Relax people. All these medical malfunctions with TJ, Elbow strains, corpuscle shots, blisters that migrate up into the tricept and brain cramps that prevent the hurler from avoiding disaster in the most critical moments, is indickative of the head cases left over from the cluster. When will we finally emerge from the Oriole Dark Days?

[@Methoes123]

O's should trade for Crochet and Scott. Would move Suarez back in BP and fix Closer position.

[@hardybryan]

What happens when Kremer comes back? I don't know how you could possibly justify moving Suarez or Irvin to the pen for Kremer at this point. He has been the only weak link in the rotation and it's not like he has some track record of dominance. He should be in the pen and making spot starts. The rotation has gotten too good for him to just own a spot in it unearned.

[@Methoes123]

Kremer should be used as a trade piece to get Crochet.