Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss state of Baltimore Orioles baseball in 2021 and the wait for Adley Rutschman and a competitive product on the field.
Luke Jones and Nestor take a deep dive on what the realities are for Mike Elias and the leadership of the Baltimore Orioles in another season of limited expectations.
Now hitting exclusively from the left side, Cedric Mullins is off to a good start at the plate this spring.
The young catcher isn’t sure when he’ll receive the call to the majors, but he believes his competitive nature will help him succeed at any level.
Sure, the 0.0 predictions about postseason hopes were clever but what is the 2021 ceiling for the Birds of Mike Elias and rebuilding into another season without real hope for anything other than the future?
Dean Kremer is among the interesting young talents to watch in 2021.
Top prospect Adley Rutschman will be in Sarasota after spending last summer at the alternate training site in Bowie.
A year after taking catcher Adley Rutschman first overall, Baltimore holds the No. 2 pick in this week’s draft.
The first overall pick of last year’s draft played sparingly in the Grapefruit League.
This figures to be a pivotal year for outfield prospect Yusniel Diaz after an injury-plagued 2019 campaign.
The patience required for a multiyear rebuild was already agonizing enough, but the model being the 2017 Houston Astros now carries much different connotations.
First overall pick Adley Rutschman is the No. 5 prospect in baseball, according to the publication.
Dylan Bundy was once the consensus best pitching prospect in baseball and represented hope.
The Orioles pitching staff entered Tuesday on the verge of making infamous major league history.
The first overall pick put on a show in a batting practice session with the current Orioles.
Mike Elias selected three catchers, three shortstops, and three center fielders with his first 11 picks.
As most anticipated, Oregon State catcher Adley Rutschman was the first overall pick Monday night.
The 24-year-old was batting .289 with 20 extra-base hits and a .914 OPS at Triple-A Norfolk.
The top pick is as much symbolic as it is critical for a fan base in need of some light at the end of a dark, cold tunnel of losing.
Mychal Givens has recorded more than three outs in eight of his first 13 appearances, making him a valuable commodity.
