With Orioles in midst of nightmare slide, Elias preaching patience, staying course
Since John Means tossed a no-hitter on May 5, Baltimore has gone a brutal 2-16.
Since John Means tossed a no-hitter on May 5, Baltimore has gone a brutal 2-16.
Luke Jones and Nestor lament the sweep of Orioles by Nats – and a serving of Philmania from the PGA as well.
Mike Elias discussed a variety of topics ranging from Chris Davis’ surgery to the health of Hunter Harvey and Heston Kjerstad.
Luke Jones and Nestor reset Orioles expectations and realities at quarter pole
The 2021 season is over before it ever started for Chris Davis, leaving one to again wonder if he’s played his final game in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor reset the expectations of the Orioles franchise and the Mike Elias experiment as the team isn’t as bad as we thought. Well, mostly…
Despite cooling off from his ridiculous April, Cedric Mullins continues to play at a high level atop the Baltimore order.
John Means emerging as the closest thing to a true ace the Orioles have had since Mike Mussina begs the question of whether he’ll be around to see this arduous rebuild through.
Tuesday was a special day for the Orioles that had nothing to do with a late-night loss in Seattle.
The 24-year-old lefty owns a career 2.26 ERA in the minors, but he hasn’t pitched in an official pro game since the end of the 2019 season with Double-A Bowie.
Remembering where the center fielder was two years ago helps keep the early struggles of other young players in perspective.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess Orioles overall pitching philosophy as an organization after Red Sox sweep at Camden Yards
The Baltimore outfield has no shortage of talent entering the new season.
Rookie lefty and local product Bruce Zimmermann will begin the season as the No. 3 starter after a strong spring.
Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss state of Baltimore Orioles baseball in 2021
Luke Jones and Nestor set Orioles expectations and welcome Birds of spring
The 28-year-old will need to get up to speed before likely seizing the starting job at third base.
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.
The Orioles general manager is looking forward to moving back toward more baseball normalcy this season.
Their new weekly Catonsville meets Dundalk segment will cover all sorts of ground – local, political and gastrointestinal – but it started where it all began for Nestor and Don. Another ripe Grapefruit baseball season bearing no spring fruit.
Dean Kremer is among the interesting young talents to watch in 2021.
The Baltimore general manager said Heston Kjerstad continues recovering from an episode of myocarditis, is “doing really well,” and will be late reporting to spring training.
Yusniel Diaz is among the prospects likely to arrive in Baltimore at some point in 2021.
Baltimore will reportedly pay more than half of Cobb’s salary for 2021.
The class includes the first two seven-figure international signings in club history.
The general manager left the door open to a reunion with infielder Hanser Alberto, who is now a free agent.
The general manager said the organization wasn’t going to take the slugger to arbitration.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss future of MLB and Orioles in this cold COVID winter
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss future of Major League Baseball and the Baltimore Orioles franchise as the Camden Yards 30-year lease quietly comes to an end.
The general manager also discussed the Jose Iglesias option decision and provided an update on Trey Mancini.
A John Means resurgence on the heels of Keegan Akin and Dean Kremer shutting down the Yankees last weekend would give the Orioles the makings of their most interesting starting rotation in some time.
Miguel Castro became the third Baltimore reliever to be traded this month by general manager Mike Elias.
Mychal Givens had been a mainstay in the Baltimore bullpen since 2015.
Ryan Mountcastle brings hope for better days ahead, especially with Baltimore’s surprising start being flattened by a six-game losing streak this week.
The 2020 Orioles are competing, entertaining, and — to the surprise of everyone — winning.
One of 2019’s surprise stories, Hanser Alberto is batting .429 with a 1.145 OPS through the first eight games of the new season.
The 33-year-old lefty signed with Baltimore as a non-roster invitee to spring training in mid-February.
The cancellation of the minor league season leaves Mike Elias’ goal of fostering “an elite talent pipeline” with limited avenues to develop young prospects.
As of Monday, Mike Elias said the organization had been “remarkably lucky” not to have any positive COVID-19 tests.