Rich Dubroff
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2.1K39August 28, 2021 at 7:00 amOrioles lose to Rays for 16th time in 17 games; Harvey allows 3 runs in 1st; Minor league update
BALTIMORE—Following the euphoria of two consecutive wins against the Los Angeles Angels after 19 consecutive losses, the Orioles faced the team that...
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August 27, 2021 at 5:17 pm
Orioles are figuring out the best role for López; Injury updates on Hunter Harvey and Mateo
BALTIMORE—When Jorge López left his last Orioles start on August 19th at Tampa Bay after just two innings, manager Brandon Hyde decided he needed a change. Hyde moved López to the bullpen In two appearances since then, López has allowed just one hit in three scoreless innings, striking out six and walking...
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Orioles hope Akin’s start is a sign that it’s too early to give up on their underperforming players
The Orioles’ series with the Los Angeles Angels began with the team threatening its own American League record of 21 consecutive losses and increasing scrutiny from the national media that the Orioles aren’t doing all they can to win while rebuilding from the ground up. The Orioles stopped the losing streak at...
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August 26, 2021 at 5:14 pm
Akin pitches 7 strong innings as Orioles win 2nd straight, 13-1 over Angels; Severino has 6 RBIs
BALTIMORE—A day after their ebullient win over the Los Angeles Angels that ended a 19-game losing streak, the Orioles followed it with a resounding win. Keegan Akin threw seven strong innings and Pedro Severino had six RBIs, including a grand slam, in the Orioles’ 13-1 win over the Angeles before an announced...
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Orioles end 19-game losing streak with comeback win over Angels; Ohtani allows 3 homers
BALTIMORE—There was a palpable energy around Oriole Park on Wednesday night. With the Orioles owning a 19-game losing streak, an announced crowd of 15,867 came to a weeknight game — many to see Los Angeles Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani pitch rather than the Orioles try to avoid a 20-game skid. The lively...
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August 25, 2021 at 12:09 pm
McGregor, Orsulak remember the 0-21 1988 Orioles: ‘How are we going to lose this one?’
In 1988, the Orioles were the only major professional sports franchise in Baltimore. The Colts had moved away four years before, and the Ravens didn’t arrive until 1996. When the Orioles began the ’88 season with 21 consecutive losses, it was national news. Unlike this current team, losers of 19 straight, the...
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Orioles lose 19th straight, 14-8 to Angels; Watkins gives up 8 in 2-plus; Minor league update
BALTIMORE—The Orioles’ losing streak is at 19, the longest in Major League Baseball since the Kansas City Royals lost that many in 2005. If the Los Angeles Angels, who beat the Orioles, 14-8, before an announced crowd of 8,781 at Camden Yards on Tuesday, win again on Wednesday and Thursday, the Orioles...
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August 24, 2021 at 5:32 pm
Hyde hopes second baseman Jahmai Jones brings a spark to the Orioles; Hunter Harvey not ready to join club
BALTIMORE—The Orioles’ revamped infield has Jahmai Jones at second base, Jorge Mateo at shortstop and Ramon Urias at third for Tuesday night’s game against the Los Angeles Angels. Dylan Bunday will make his first start against his former team, which has lost 18 consecutive games. Jones was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk on...
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2.2K14August 22, 2021 at 7:04 pmOrioles will play Red Sox in Little League Classic in 2022
The Orioles and Boston Red Sox will play in next season’s Little League Classic in Williamsport, Pennsylvania on August 21, 2022, Major...
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Orioles reach longest losing streak since 2005 with 18th straight setback; Means lacks support
BALTIMORE–The Orioles played better this weekend against the Atlanta Braves, but they still couldn’t win. Sunday’s 3-1 loss was their 18th straight, the longest in the major leagues since Kansas City dropped 19 in a row in 2005. The Orioles are three losses from tying their club record, when they began 1988...
