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Pitcher Brian Wilson of the San Francisco Giants celebrates their 4-0 victory over the Texas Rangers (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Pitcher Brian Wilson of the San Francisco Giants celebrates their 4-0 victory over the Texas Rangers (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
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Question of the day: Today's question of the day focuses on Luke Scott. Namely, what to do with him. His name is usually prominent in trade discussions as he is a good, not great player, who is a little on the old side to be considered as a potential piece of the next great Orioles team. In 2010, however, he was easily the best offensive player on the team. Given the 2010 putridity and current uncertainty of the O's offense, does it still make sense to trade him to fill other needs? If so, what do you think he's worth and what would you like to see in return? -Stacey

Madison avenue! Giant road show makes it 3-1 | MLB.com: News
Aubrey Huff is one win away from being a World Series winner. Chris Ray, too.

Twitter / Brittany Ghiroli: It appears that the holdup ...
"It appears that the holdup on the #Orioles entire staff announcement is whether Wakamatsu lands a mgr gig. If not, he'll be bench coach."

School of Roch: Deciding the top DH for 2010
Does Luke Scott warrant any notice for this award?

Steve Melewski: The interesting case of Koji
Just how much do the O's want Koji back? He can be signed by anyone as soon as the World Series is over, I do believe.

Virtual Vensanity: An early projection of Buck's 25 nuggets in 2011
So who are the pile jumpers and who gets tossed aside?

Orioles Insider: More thoughts on Orioles' coaching staff
The 2010 coaching staff's contracts expired yesterday. Dan Connolly gives a rundown on who we can expect to fill out the 2011 staff.

The World Series, Dave Eggers Style - The Bay Citizen
Check out Dave Eggers' sketches from game one of the World Series (H/T to Big League Stew).

What’s Wrong with Chris Tillman?
A breakdown of Tillman's mechanics and what changed from 2009 to 2010. 

Baltimore Orioles: Individual Player Winter League Statistics | MLB.com: Events
You can find the current statistics of all Orioles playing in any winter leagues on this page. Felix Pie is playing for the Estrellas de Oriente in the Dominican Winter League and in three games has gone 6-for-11 with a walk, a home run, and two doubles. 

 I'm very drunk and I intend on getting still drunker before this Open Thread's over.