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The Herald reports that Jeremy Hermida is OK with his role here:
Hermida said he understands that decision [to play Brett Carroll against left-handed pitching] but also said he approached Gonzalez to clarify his role.
”It’s just typical manager/player relationship,” Hermida said, declining to go into details about their discussion. “I just want to make sure we’re [...]
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Via Washington Times
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