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It is Friday night.
The Orioles, though delayed by nearly three hours, emerged triumphant over the Reds. Cole Irvin continued a scoreless streak by dropping 6.2 shutout innings on Cincinnati, outdueling Hunter Greene in the process. Ryan O’Hearn had a two-run home run to put some emphatic insurance late in the game, and Craig Kimbrel returned after four days rest looking like CRAIG KIMBREL.
The win preserves the O’s lead...
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The O’s open up the series against a Reds team that’s given them problems over the last couple years.
Cole Irvin is in the middle of the best stretch of his career, and he’ll look to ride that wave of success into Cincinnati to face the Reds. After making the rotation out of spring training largely due to the injuries of Kyle Bradish and John Means, there was little thought that the veteran lefty would still be in the rotation once Bradish...
In 2023, the Baltimore Orioles had the best closer in baseball. Félix Bautista cruised to his first AL Reliever of the Year Award despite spending September on the injured list.
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Lots of baseball left before the Orioles might get a second straight Rookie of the Year award winner
Before the 2024 season started, the Orioles player who was seen as the most likely Rookie of the Year candidate was Jackson Holliday. A month into the season, with Holliday having been called up, played ten games, and sent back down, he’s not looking like he’ll be the one to make it...
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The O’s are back on the road, heading out to Cincinnati for a three-game set against Elly De La Cruz and the up-and-coming Reds.
The NL Central has a chance to turn into one of the league’s most compelling division races. While the Reds currently trail the Brewers and Cubs by a few games in the standings, the run differentials of the three teams aren’t all that different, and there is plenty of reason to believe the upstarts in the Queen City...
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Delmarva’s starter needed only nine pitches to strike out all three batters in the first inning, and Coby Mayo homered in a fourth consecutive game for Norfolk.
Triple-A: Norfolk Tides 10, Nashville Sounds (Brewers) 6Norfolk and Nashville only played three innings before the rain caused a pause in play, but the teams combined to score 14 runs over the first three frames. Coby Mayo needed only two at bats to drive in five runs. Mayo got the Tides...
Anthony Santander, a key hitter for the Orioles over the last few years, has not had a strong start to the 2024 season. However, there is a way for him to turn it around.
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The O’s took three of four from the Yankees, marking their 16th consecutive non-losing series against an AL East team.
Good morning, Camden Chatters.
If the Orioles’ four-game series against the Yankees was their toughest test of the young season, it’s safe to say they passed with flying colors.
The Birds secured a series win by taking yesterday’s finale, 7-2, in a game that featured Kyle Bradish’s successful return and three more Orioles...
Shortstop Gunnar Henderson has been great so far in 2024. Perhaps not coincidentally, his Baltimore Orioles currently find themselves on top of the stacked American League East.
The Orioles beat the Yankees 7-2 on Thursday to take three of four in this week’s series in Baltimore.
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The Birds’ bats finally came alive while Kyle Bradish showed few signs of rust in his 2024 debut.
Sole possession of first place sure feels nice. Let’s never leave it again.
The O’s pulled back in front of the Yankees atop the AL East with a decisive 7-2 victory in the series finale, taking three of four in their first matchup of the year between the two clubs. Kyle Bradish was in fine form in his return to the Orioles before reaching his...
Ryan Mountcastle and Jorge Mateo each drove in two runs and accounted for two of Baltimore's three solo home runs as the Orioles defeated the visiting New York Yankees 7-2 on Thursday afternoon.
Albert Suárez had not pitched in the majors game since 2017. But now, he has made himself a key member of the Baltimore Orioles pitching staff. The Orioles came into spring training with a starting rotation full of star power.
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For the first time in 2024, it’s Kyle Bradish day for the Orioles.
It’s been a while since we’ve gotten to say these words, but: it’s Kyle Bradish day.
The Orioles’ breakout starting pitcher of 2023, Bradish is back on the Orioles’ roster for the first time in 2024, and frankly much earlier than I’d expected. When the O’s announced on the first day of spring training that Bradish had...
The Baltimore Orioles are receiving plenty of good news all at once. The reigning American League East division champions will reinstate Kyle Bradish from the 15-day injured list.
Baltimore Orioles right-hander Kyle Bradish was reinstated from the 15-day injured list to make his season debut in Thursday's game against the New York Yankees.
The Baltimore Orioles recently finished up their first month of the season, and by all accounts, things are going pretty well for the team. In April, the Orioles finished with an 18-10 record and are one of the contenders in the AL East, as expected.
The Orioles announced that right-hander Kyle Bradish has been reinstated from the injured list.
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No walks? No problem. This is a lineup built for hard contact, up and down the line.
Just one month into the 2024 season, ranking teams who are overperforming and underperforming, The Athletic classified the Orioles’ performance as “more or less as expected.” If that sounds underwhelming, remember it’s a little less so when you’re coming off a 101-game winning season last year.
The Orioles closed out April with a 19-10 record, one game ahead of the...
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Standout performances were had up and down the Orioles’ farm system, including a dominating Double-A debut for Cameron Weston among others.
Triple-A: Norfolk Tides 7, Nashville Sounds (Brewers) 3Cade Povich tossed yet another gem as the Tides won their fifth straight game. The left-handed starter went six innings, allowing just one run on five hits, four walks, and five strikeouts. His season ERA actually went up slightly, to 1.11,...