

Don wrote:Seeing Luke Scott non-tendered, I do not suspect they are trying to shed payroll and they need all the arms they can throw out to set the rotation and bullpen. They will see if he can bounce back this spring.



osforlife wrote:I think its time for Bergy to move on to a new organization and get a fresh start. I think you can partly blame management with this one...shuffling through AAA and MLB the past two years probably effected his maturity. Ditto with Tillman. That would be the best thing to do for Brad at this point in his career. But I could also see them tendering him and keeping him for AAA starter depth.

TuckerBlair89 wrote:Well to be fair, the Club really only cares about what is best for them.
You can never have enough arms, and he still has some talent. Let's remember that he has had success in the pros already. His rookie season was very enjoyable to watch, and when he kept the ball low he was terrific. When he is in a rhythm he is tough to get to.




The Orioles tendered a contract to pitcher Brad Bergesen rather than letting him become a free agent.
"I've got to tell you, I like Brad Bergesen," Duquette said. "I like what I've read and I like what I've seen. I have hopes that Bergy can make a significant contribution to our ballclub. I like a lot of things about him and I think he can have a good year for us."
The Orioles must decide whether Bergesen fits as a starter or reliever, and his role could be determined in spring training.
Duquette offered a vote of confidence while also issuing a challenge to Bergesen, who went 2-7 with a 5.70 ERA in 34 games, including 12 starts.
"I think he has potential as a starter," Duquette said. "It depends on him taking charge of his career and coming into spring training and having a big year. He has the ability to be a quality starter in the big leagues. To me, its really up to him. If he wants to seize control of career, he has the opportunity. We need pitching. We need starting pitching.
"I believe in this kid. I think he can be a good major league pitcher. It's time for him to stand up and do it. Where else will he find a better opportunity than here?"

Matt P wrote:The Orioles tendered a contract to pitcher Brad Bergesen rather than letting him become a free agent.
"I've got to tell you, I like Brad Bergesen," Duquette said. "I like what I've read and I like what I've seen. I have hopes that Bergy can make a significant contribution to our ballclub. I like a lot of things about him and I think he can have a good year for us."
The Orioles must decide whether Bergesen fits as a starter or reliever, and his role could be determined in spring training.
Duquette offered a vote of confidence while also issuing a challenge to Bergesen, who went 2-7 with a 5.70 ERA in 34 games, including 12 starts.
"I think he has potential as a starter," Duquette said. "It depends on him taking charge of his career and coming into spring training and having a big year. He has the ability to be a quality starter in the big leagues. To me, its really up to him. If he wants to seize control of career, he has the opportunity. We need pitching. We need starting pitching.
"I believe in this kid. I think he can be a good major league pitcher. It's time for him to stand up and do it. Where else will he find a better opportunity than here?"
http://www.masnsports.com/school_of_roc ... gesen.html
It looks like he is going to be given an opportunity to start in ST.

TuckerBlair89 wrote:Bergy is back. Good news.

birdwatcher55 wrote:TuckerBlair89 wrote:Bergy is back. Good news.
Sorry .. I just don't see anything good here unless you are looking for organizational depth at Norfolk

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