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Puig, 29, has spent his fair share of time on the open market, with his free agency extended due to the roster freeze enforced during MLB’s shutdown in the spring.
With less than two weeks remaining before the start of the 2020 Major League Baseball regular season, the Baltimore Orioles have reportedly been in contact with free-agent outfielder Yasiel Puig...
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With less than two weeks until Opening Day the O’s roster is filling up.
Good morning, Birdland!
The Orioles 60-man roster is inching closer to actually having 60 players on it, and we are beginning to see some of the young players join the fold.
Ryan Mountcastle joined the squad earlier this week and has taken part in a few exhibition games. Where he begins the regular season has not been determined, but odds are that he will not be a big leaguer just...
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The Orioles had only one real choice to be their Opening Day starter and that’s who they picked: 2019’s fun surprise, John Means.
With two weeks to go until Opening Day for the abbreviated 2020 season, we now know who will be making the start for the Orioles. The news will not be a surprise to anyone who watched the team’s starting pitchers in 2020. The Opening Day starter is John Means.
The fact that choosing Means was pretty much the only...
Hoyt Wilhelm is best known for his knuckleball. | Photo by Hank Walker/The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images
Among the accomplishments of knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm is that he threw the first no-hitter in Orioles history.
Editor’s note: The text of this article was first published on Camden Chat on January 3, 2014, when Hoyt Wilhelm was the #38 player on our then-top 40 Orioles list. It is being re-posted today with light edits as we reach Wilhelm’s place in our new top 50...
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The truncated 2020 season hasn’t started yet, but the Orioles unveiled their 2021 schedule that includes a full 162 games. Let’s hope it plays out that way.
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The Orioles and MLB are still on track to begin the 2020 season two weeks from today. But it’s never too early to start looking forward to next year (for a lot of reasons).
The O’s released their 2021 schedule yesterday, and my, it’s certainly refreshing to see a...
Maybe people will be allowed to be at Camden Yards on April 8, 2021. | Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images
MLB has released its 2021 schedule before the 2020 season has even had a chance to begin. The Orioles are opening on the road.
We’re still in the same week where MLB released its 2020 schedule and they’ve now announced the 2021 schedule, or at least the first, planned hope for a regular-length 162 games.
The big thing for the Orioles is that they will have Opening Day on the road on...
John Lowenstein (center) and Gary Roenicke (right) are often mentioned together.
Editor’s note: The text of this article was originally posted on Jan. 13, 2014, when the Roenicke/Lowenstein platoon occupied the #34 spot in our then-top 40 Orioles list. It is being reposted today with light edits for their new place on this new top 50 list.
When we were last putting together a Camden Chat top Orioles list six years ago, Mark and I decided that after a lifetime of hearing about platoon...
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The Orioles played an intrasquad game yesterday with invisible fielders. They also added Ryan Mountcastle to their player pool.
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There are now 15 days remaining until the Orioles scheduled opener in the abbreviated 2020 regular season. I say scheduled because who knows if something else crazy might happen, but so far multiple teams having testing delays and workouts canceled hasn’t been enough to knock the plan off course.
Perhaps if...
The Orioles have added top prospect Ryan Mountcastle and outfielder Mason Williams to their 60-man player pool, manager Brandon Hyde revealed to reporters at Summer Camp today.
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The Orioles signed more draft picks and GM Mike Elias spoke on the team’s coronavirus policy.
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Workouts at Camden Yards are in full swing for now as the coronavirus cloud looms in the background. The coverage of the practices and intra-squads has been fairly limited to some long-distance photos and shaky videos. According to MASN’s Roch Kubatko, the Orioles will not be broadcasting anything until the regular season.
That is kind of...
Gus Triandos (left) with teammates Hal Brown and Jackie Brandt after a 4-0 win over the Yankees on July 28, 1961. | Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images
The #42 spot on our Top 50 Orioles list goes to a catcher who was a favorite of one particular fictional Baltimore cop.
Editor’s note: The text of this article was originally published in 2014 when Gus Triandos was #39 on what was then our Top 40 Orioles countdown. It is being reposted today with light edits for our Top 50...
Today marks the deadline for teams to submit to Major League Baseball their initial spring training player pools, which can comprise up to 60 players.
As teams continue to get health and travel reports, many have slots left to fill on their 60-man rosters, so we’ll use this post throughout the day to track the minor changes.
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A professional hitter known for his unflappable demeanor, clutch hitting and consistency, Baines has earned recognition as an all time Orioles great.
As a grade schooler in the summer of 1998, I was bewildered by a hot take from an older relative of mine during a family gathering. We had the Orioles game on the television in the background — as was common at those events — and while discussing the team he told me we needed to shake up the roster by...
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We now know when and where the O’s will play their 60 games this season, though recent events make it increasingly unlikely they’ll play any at all.
Good morning, Camden Chatters.
Yesterday, the 2020 baseball season took another step closer to becoming reality, as MLB unveiled the revised 60-game schedule for all 30 teams. The season will kick off July 23 with four teams in action — the Yankees, Nationals, Giants, and Dodgers — and the other 26,...
The new world of Major League Baseball’s testing and precaution to stem the spread of the coronavirus takes some getting used to. Austin Hays, who’s expected to be the Orioles’ centerfielder for the 60-game schedule that starts July 24th, is adjusting to the new reality.
They’re scheduled to play soon and it’s going to be strange. | Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images
The Orioles will start and end the shortened 2020 season on the road. It’s going to get weird.
At long last, there’s an official place and date for the Orioles to begin their 2020 season, assuming nothing happens between now and then to cause further problems and change MLB’s plans. The 60-game schedule begins on July 24 with the O’s in Boston. They’ll follow with two games against...
A baseball season cut down to 60 games will start for the Orioles later this month in Boston. Major League Baseball released the schedules tonight and the Orioles are going to play the Red Sox in a three-game series that begins July 24.
Nearly four months later than they were scheduled to begin the 2020 season, the Orioles will play the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on Friday night July 24 at 7:30 p.m.