Rich Dubroff
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2.1K28August 14, 2021 at 8:37 pmOrioles allow 16 runs to Red Sox in 10th straight loss; Lopez, Plutko each give up 7 runs; Wynns pitches 8th
BOSTON–In May, the Orioles had a 14-game losing streak, equaling the second longest in franchise history. They hoped not to repeat that,...
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Zimmermann sprains ankle, stays on injured list; Akin will start Sunday; Mountcastle improves
BOSTON–Oriole pitcher Bruce Zimmermann sprained an ankle in a training room accident, according to manager Brandon Hyde, and will remain on the 10-day injured list. The left-hander has missed nearly two months because of left biceps tendinitis. “He sprained his ankle doing some sort of exercise the last couple of days,” Hyde...
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2.4K35at 7:00 amRed Sox hand Orioles 9th straight loss; Watkins gives up 6 runs in 4 innings
BOSTON—The Orioles won 10 times in 16 games to begin the second half of the season. Since then, things have gone steadily...
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August 13, 2021 at 6:12 pm
Orioles’ McKenna looks forward to Fenway debut; Mountcastle recovering from concussion
BOSTON—Orioles outfielder Ryan McKenna has yet to play at Fenway Park and, before he does, he had one thing on his mind. McKenna, a 24-year-old from Dover, New Hampshire, couldn’t wait to sign his name inside the Green Monster, the Fenway left field wall. McKenna, Ryan Mountcastle and Ramón Urías all grabbed...
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When remembering the final years of Chris Davis’ career, don’t forget those early years
On May 6, 2012, the Orioles and Boston Red Sox were tied, 6-6, through 15 innings. Manager Buck Showalter had burned through his bullpen. Only Brian Matusz, who was scheduled to start the next night, and third-string catcher Luis Exposito were left. Showalter had other ideas. He knew that Chris Davis had...
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2.1K19August 12, 2021 at 8:01 pmMeans allows 3 homers as Orioles’ losing streak hits 8; Hyde, Mancini react to Davis’ retirement
BALTIMORE—On the day that Chris Davis announced his retirement, Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch decided to rest slugger Miguel Cabrera, one home...
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Orioles’ Chris Davis announces retirement
Chris Davis announced his retirement from baseball on Thursday morning. The Orioles’ first baseman, who twice led Major League Baseball in home runs and signed a team-record, seven-year $161 million contract, retired with just over a season left on that deal. Davis, 35, has been on the injured list throughout the 2021...
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2.2K25at 7:00 amOrioles lose 7th straight, 5-2 to Tigers; Cabrera hits 499th homer; Minor league update
BALTIMORE—Matt Harvey labored through five innings and allowed Miguel Cabrera’s 499th home run. The Orioles’ offense labored through seven innings, not scoring...
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August 11, 2021 at 6:29 pm
Rutschman talks about promotion to Triple-A; Scott returns to bullpen; Mountcastle will wait
Adley Rutschman was 2-for-4 in his first game with Triple-A Norfolk on Tuesday night and nearly caught a no-hitter. Bruce Zimmermann, Kyle Bradish and Felix Bautista combined on a one-hitter as the Tides beat Memphis, 5-0. Rutschman’s Bowie Baysox was no-hit by Somerset in his final game at Double-A, and he came...
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1.9K15at 7:00 amAkin struggles in Orioles’ 6th straight loss, 9-4 to Tigers; Santander hits 2 homers; Minor league update
BALTIMORE—After losing his spot in the starting rotation when he landed on the Covid-19 injured list, left-hander Keegan Akin regained his place...