The Baltimore Orioles‘ record going into tonight’s matchup against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays is 45-44. Before you break out your calculator, that is a winning percentage of .506. The Orioles now have a winning record. Glory days are here again! From the Baltimore Sun: With their longest winning streak since the 1999 club won …
The Baltimore Orioles No. 1 Prospect, Adley Rutschman, had an outstanding offensive performance last night against the Kansas City Royals. From Maryland’s newspaper of record, The Baltimore Sun: Rutschman’s performance Saturday was the best of his three-week-old major league career, as he finished with three hits in the Orioles’ bounce-back 6-4 victory. Rutschman hit two …
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Rookie catcher Adley Rutschman was called up to the Baltimore Orioles on May 21. His first hit was a triple. It looked like he was going to be a player to reckon with in Major League Baseball for years to come. Since hitting that triple, he’s failed to differentiate himself from an average AAA minor …
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One of my most enjoyable things to do right now is to read the angry tweets responding to baseball writer Buster Olney when he tweets about the Baltimore Orioles. Here’s one he posted this morning: With a .311 winning percentage, the Orioles are on a path to win 50-51 games. They would be the first …
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The Baltimore Orioles lost last night to the Tampa Bay Rays. It’s their 14th loss in a row. From the Baltimore Sun: Wednesday night’s loss to the Tampa Bay Rays was not only the Orioles’ 14th in a row, making them the first team since 1935 with two such losing streaks in the same season, …
From ESPN: Tyler Gilbert, acquired by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the minor league phase of the Rule 5 draft only eight months ago, threw a no-hitter in the first start of his major league career on Saturday night. I normally think no-hitters are overrated, but this one is kind of special. Tyler Gilbert, 27 years old, kicked …
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