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There is plenty to debate regarding the “new” Baltimore Orioles and offseason with promise and hope for the franchise to take a major step forward under the ownership of David Rubenstein and the deft leadership of Mike Elias. That said, the Friday afternoon news dump of the Camden Yards left field wall and the lack of a free agency splash don’t feel like anything that will excite the fan base.
There is plenty to debate regarding the “new” Baltimore Orioles and offseason with promise and hope for the franchise to take a major step forward under the ownership of David Rubenstein and the deft leadership of Mike Elias. That said, the Friday afternoon news dump of the Camden Yards left field wall and the lack of a free agency splash don’t feel like anything that will excite the fan base.
Kyle Bradish’s seven no-hit innings over the weekend provided a lift for a rotation dealing with health woes.
All eyes were on Jackson Holliday, but two other former first-round picks were the standouts on Wednesday.
With the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings in full swing in Nashville, Luke Jones and Nestor wonder what John Angelos and the Orioles offseason intentions really are beyond the franchise maximizing lease leverage against Governor Wes Moore and the citizens of Maryland and the fans who have supported the team. Oh, and there’s money and the pitching and tens of millions to be spent in free agency.
With the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings in full swing in Nashville, Luke Jones and Nestor wonder what John Angelos and the Orioles offseason intentions really are beyond the franchise maximizing lease leverage against Governor Wes Moore and the citizens of Maryland the fans who have supported the team. Oh, and there’s money and the pitching and tens of millions to be spent in free agency.
It’s tough to recall many local sports weekends beginning with such electricity and concluding with such a thud.
The sons of Peter Angelos got a “Dear Orioles” letter from Nestor back in July 2018 encouraging them to step forward and run a legitimate local baseball franchise. Now in the aftermath of the Kevin Brown suspension fiasco at MASN, any sensible fan would realize what we’re up against as a community with a born-on-third and thinks he hit a triple Fredo with a penchant for punishment like his old man.
The centerpiece of the Manny Machado trade, oft-injured outfielder Yusniel Diaz never lived up to the early hype.
Offensive struggles and signs of bullpen vulnerability are reasons why general manager Mike Elias should be trying to provide his surprising club a boost.
“It’s just about building and growing from here. We’ve got blue skies ahead of us.”
Outfield prospect Yusniel Diaz has batted .167 at Triple-A Norfolk this season and is sidelined once again with an injury.
Despite cooling off from his ridiculous April, Cedric Mullins continues to play at a high level atop the Baltimore order.
John Means being the first Baltimore rookie named to the All-Star team in over 50 years is a tremendous story.
The first overall pick put on a show in a batting practice session with the current Orioles.
Trey Mancini continues to have a career year at the plate, fueling discussion about his future.
Coming off the worst season in club history, what will 2019 bring for the rebuilding Orioles?
Mychal Givens is just one Baltimore pitcher who could benefit from a greater emphasis on his slider.
Discussion of Chris Davis making adjustments to bounce back is nothing new this time of year.
The Orioles will try to sell a promising future, but the wait to get there won’t be easy.
The centerpiece of the Manny Machado trade, Yusniel Diaz is off to a slow start at Double-A Bowie.
With contenders interested in his services, the longtime center fielder is weighing his options and owns a no-trade clause.
A key member of three playoff clubs, the 30-year-old has posted an 8.42 ERA since the start of 2017.
The remnants of the hope that arrived with the gifted infielder in the middle of a pennant race six years ago walked out the door.
The four-time All-Star infielder is no longer an Oriole while Cuban outfielder Yusniel Diaz is the centerpiece coming back to Baltimore.
The All-Star shortstop took a selfie with Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp, who is expected to be his new teammate in the coming days.
Baltimore remains on pace to become the fifth major league team since 1901 to lose 115 games in a season.
The Orioles shortstop was replaced after a 26-minute rain delay in the fourth inning.
Brad Brach’s season ERA climbed to 4.63 after another poor outing on Monday.
The All-Star shortstop began what could possibly be his final homestand in Baltimore on Monday.
Recapping 25 years of the worst ownership imaginable, Nestor opens up in a #DearOrioles letter to Peter G. Angelos and asks him “What is next?” for a wayward Orioles franchise…
It’s been a mixed bag of recent results for the players most likely to be moved by the trade deadline.
Once this mess is over and Machado and Jones and Buck are gone, who is going to deodorize the stench of the Baltimore Orioles experience? I’ll be asking questions in #DearOrioles series all summer…
Zach Britton’s return from the DL is the last hurdle on the way to Baltimore unloading pending free agents.
The 2017 All-Star second baseman is having his worst season since his rookie campaign.
As if a 17-39 record weren’t depressing enough, Luke Jones brings more sobering numbers to light.
Baltimore concluded Memorial Day 20 games under .500 and 20 games out of first place in the AL East.
Jonathan Schoop hit a pair of home runs in the Game 1 win over the Rays.
Baltimore limps home with an 8-26 record after a winless road trip.
Despite his team’s woeful start, Manny Machado is playing like an MVP thus far.
