Found October 30, 2009 on Baltimore Sun:
Rich Hill, Bob McCrory and Alfredo Simon, three pitchers who had arm surgeries this year, passed through waivers and were outrighted off the Orioles' 40-man roster Friday. Hill and Simon, along with outfielder Jeff Fiorentino and catcher Guillermo Rodriguez, who were outrighted Thursday, now have eight days to decide whether they want to elect free agency.
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