Rich Dubroff
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September 22, 2019 at 7:00 am
Orioles lose in 13th as Mariners steal a run; Armstrong, Tate sparkle
BALTIMORE—After 4 ½ hours, and some superb relief pitching, the Orioles came apart in the 13th inning when the Seattle Mariners used their speed to steal a 7-6 victory Saturday night. Shawn Armstrong retired all six batters he faced in the ninth and 10th, and Dillon Tate polished off Seattle in the...
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September 21, 2019 at 7:04 pm
Mountcastle earns Orioles’ top prospect award; pitchers Baumann, Rodriguez honored; Elias cites progress
BALTIMORE—It’s been quite a year for Ryan Mountcastle. In his first season at Triple-A, Mountcastle was named the International League’s Most Valuable Player, and this week was named the Orioles’ top player of the year. Mountcastle, who won the award named after Brooks Robinson, accepted the honor on the field before Saturday’s...
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Aaron Brooks pitches brilliantly in relief; Alberto, Hays highlight Orioles’ defense
BALTIMORE—Orioles manager Brandon Hyde decided to experiment with the opener technique on Friday night, and it worked out splendidly. After giving reliever Richard Bleier his first start in the major leagues, Hyde turned to starter Aaron Brooks for relief in the third inning. Brooks allowed just a run and a hit in...
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September 20, 2019 at 1:32 pm
Trey Mancini voted Most Valuable Oriole
BALTIMORE—Capping off an excellent season, Trey Mancini has been voted as the Most Valuable Oriole. Mancini, who equaled his career-high with four hits on Thursday night, leads the Orioles with 34 home runs and 93 RBIs. He’s hitting .286, and his .356 on-base percentage and .536 slugging percentage give him an OPS...
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Orioles experience another bullpen meltdown; Hays makes outstanding catch; King Felix says goodbye
BALTIMORE—Through six innings, the Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays played a crisp, even game that was tied at 2. In the seventh, the Orioles experienced yet another one of those nightmare innings in a season that’s thankfully nearing its end. Less than 24 hours after allowing six runs in the ninth to...
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September 19, 2019 at 5:36 pm
Hunter Harvey disappointed but understands why Orioles shut him down
BALTIMORE—Relief pitcher Hunter Harvey doesn’t disagree with the Orioles’ decision to shut him down for 2019. Still, his disappointment was evident. “It stinks,” Harvey said Thursday. “I know their reasonings. All in all, I think it’s been a good year, so I’m happy with it.” Manager Brandon Hyde announced the decision after...
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Hunter Harvey’s season is over; Orioles surrender 7-1 lead, game to Blue Jays; Bundy’s ‘weird’ night
BALTIMORE—When the parade of Orioles relievers came to the mound to try to hold off the aggressive Toronto Blue Jays hitters on Wednesday night, it became obvious that Hunter Harvey wasn’t going to pitch. Harvey didn’t pitch in Tuesday’s game, either, and manager Brandon Hyde dismissed questions before the game, saying that...
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September 18, 2019 at 5:26 pm
Orioles still giving up home runs, though not as many
BALTIMORE—On August 21, the night Orioles tied the major league record by allowing their 258th home run, manager Brandon Hyde was asked about the spate of long balls. “We’ve given up a ton of homers,” Hyde said. “What’s the record … 258? So, if it’s 259 or 330, I don’t care. I...
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Orioles lose in sloppy fashion; Blue Jays’ Biggio hits for cycle; Ed Reed throws first-pitch strike
BALTIMORE—Those watching the Orioles lose to the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night probably will remember Cavan Biggio’s cycle or Mychal Givens allowing four runs in the ninth inning. Orioles manager Brandon Hyde will remember it for shoddy play. The Orioles made baserunning mistakes, allowed two stolen bases and had costly defensive...
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September 17, 2019 at 5:33 pm
Hyde continues to experiment with Oriole starters; Hanhold waits until ’20; Britton joins club
BALTIMORE—The Orioles had 12 games remaining going into Tuesday night’s matchup against the Toronto Blue Jays. They used their 17th different starter, Chandler Shepherd. Manager Brandon Hyde will use Dylan Bundy, John Means and Asher Wojciechowski twice each down the stretch. “For the other guys, we’re playing it series-by-series.” Hyde said. “We’ll...
