All posts tagged "next"
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488Rich DubroffOrioles will look closely at Holliday this spring; Mayo, Ortiz on trade talk; Cowser trying for a better 2024
Perhaps the most enjoyable story to follow during spring training will be Jackson Holliday’s chance to start the season with the Orioles....
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435Rich DubroffElias, Hyde on Hall, Nevin, adding pitching, message to Orioles in 2024
The Orioles still aren’t sure whether left-handed pitcher DL Hall will stay in the bullpen or become a starter in 2024. “I...
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361Rich DubroffElias says Orioles are still looking for starting pitching help
Spring training begins on February 14th, and with less than three weeks to go, Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias remains...
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426Rich DubroffQuestions remain about Orioles’ 2024 starting rotation
In three weeks, pitchers and catchers will take the field at the Ed Smith Stadium complex for their first workout, and fans...
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325Rich DubroffAnswers to your Orioles questions, Part 2
Here’s Part 2 of our monthly mailbag. We’ll have another mailbag just before the start of spring training. Questions may be edited...
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2.9KPeter SchmuckPeter Schmuck: O’s honor beloved longtime baseball writer Jim Henneman
During my early months as the Orioles’ beat writer for the Baltimore Sun and a new citizen of Maryland, I traveled to...
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1.1KRich DubroffAnswers to your Orioles questions, Part 1
It’s time for Part 1 of our monthly mailbag. We’ll have Part 2 on Wednesday, and we’ll have another mailbag just before...
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1.6KOriolesOrioles bring back infielder Tyler Nevin
The Orioles reacquired infielder Tyler Nevin from the Detroit Tigers for cash considerations on Monday night. Nevin, who was originally obtained from...
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615Rich DubroffOrioles’ Dominican Academy, Basallo’s rise highlight team’s progress
Last week illustrated just how far the Orioles have come in the last five years. Four months before Mike Elias took over...
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Peter Schmuck: Clearly, Mike Elias doesn’t want to mess with O’s great chemistry
BALTIMORE – It’s a tired old saying, but there really is no better way to describe the Orioles’ approach to the offseason...
