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According to
Joel Sherman of
The New York Post,
the Baltimore Orioles may be interested in trading for spare Pinstriped Poser outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury. A major roadblock, of course, is Ellsbury's full no-trade provision—along with his ridiculous contract terms. Reportedly, Jacoby would much rather be dealt somewhere near his home in Arizona—presumably to the Diamondbacks—than to
Charm City. The 34-year-old Ellsbury played in 112 games for
The Evil Ones last year—hitting .264 with 7 HRs. During his seven years wearing
Carmine Hose, Jacoby hit .297, with 65 HRs, 314 RBIs, 241 stolen bases and a .789 OPS. In two World Series appearances for the Red Sox (2007, 2013), Ellsbury hit a combined .325.