Andino to be DFAd to clear 40-man spot for Sucre, Triunfel added
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What the Mariners can expect from the Robert Andino move
Set the bar low
There are a few things in life that I feel deserve low expectations: Action movies that come out in January, Middle East peace talks and Robert Andino.
Looking over the stats it is not difficult to anticipate a batting average in the low two hundreds and subpar defense for the Mariners in 2013.
Anything above that is a bonus.
However if you are feeling that...
Mariners land Andino from O’s
M’s land versatile infielder
Looking to build some infield depth, the Seattle Mariners have acquired Robert Andino from the Baltimore Orioles for outfielder Trayvon Robinson.
With a surplus of outfielders, and a lack of depth in the middle infield, this is a trade purely for depths sake. In his career, Andino has played second, third, shortstop, left and centerfield.
The M’s...
Better Know a 2012 Oriole: Robert Andino
In part six of my (hopefully) 52 part series, Better Know a 2012 Oriole, I take a look at Robert Andino... the fightin' smile timeline*!
* Happy to OK to sad to happy again, in photo form.
"'Robert Andino was pressed into duty last year with the loss of Brian Roberts, and acquitted himself relatively well. A solid walk rate and an OK strike-out rate can play...
Curse of the Andino Is Real After All
OK, so maybe I was wrong.At the end of last season, when the Orioles won their 69th game and knocked the Red Sox from the playoffs, I was not one of the Baltimore fans giddy with delight. The game was met with excitement and hailed as one of the biggest victories for he franchise in years. I did not agree.I thought it was a real loser's mentality to get excited about knocking...
Adam Jones and Robert Andino Put Birds on Things
I am not sure what any of this means but I was amused watching Adam Jones and Robert Andino vandalize various structures (and people) in NYC.Your browser does not support iframes.
Robert Andino’s face perfectly sums up what it’s like playing for the Orioles
I’m guessing next year’s picture will feature Andino in the fetal position, sobbing uncontrollably.
If you thought being a fan of the Orioles was a tough gig, just look what happens when you actually play for them. Notice how the joy gets sucked out of O’s second baseman Robert Andino’s face with each passing year? It’s like one of those “before and after” shots...
Baltimore Orioles Infielder Robert Andino Is Getting More Depressed By The Year
We don’t know a lot about Baltimore Orioles infielder Robert Andino, but we do know he’s not real happy to be in Baltimore. Just take a look at the photo above.
Andino came to the O’s in 2009, after spending the first four seasons of his big-league career with the Marlins. In 2010 he was obviously still a pretty happy-go-lucky kid. In 2011, he was still kinda happy. But in...
WIPE OFF THAT SMILE
Orioles 2B less happy over years
Orioles infielder Robert Andino started off his time in the majors happy, but over the years he's grown stern. Look at the pics.
PRAISE THE MAN
Rays thank Red Sox killer
The Rays are a grateful bunch, so you could imagine that they wouldn't pass up a chance to thank the guy who helped them last year.
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