All posts tagged "next"

• Dean Jones Report

  Dean Jones Report: Arizona Fall League updates; Kremer’s O’s success; Ortiz stays consistent

  Thursday, we learned the Orioles’ first two representatives in the Arizona Fall League. When the league begins in October, Double-A Bowie outfielder...

• Dubroff’s Diner

  Diner Question: Besides Bundy, Cobb, Cashner, who should start for 2019 Orioles?

  With the temperature scorching, why not stop into Dubroff’s Diner? While you’re here, you can cool off with some ice cream and...

• Rich Dubroff

  Orioles complete first three-game sweep of 2018

  BALTIMORE—The Orioles are headed out of town for a three-city, three time-zone trip, and won’t return home until Sept. 11. In their...

• Rich Dubroff

  It’s never too early to think spring — Orioles announce spring training schedule

  BALTIMORE—With the temperature in the mid-90s and still more than a month of regular-season games remaining, it may be hard to think...

• Rich Dubroff

  Who will be the September additions to the Orioles’ roster?

  BALTIMORE—On Saturday, major league rosters can expand from 25 players to 40, and the Orioles will add to their roster then—or shortly...

• Rich Dubroff

  Bad day for Orioles’ Josh Rogers turns into his first major league win

  BALTIMORE—Josh Rogers’ first day in the big leagues didn’t start the way he had planned. He wasn’t feeling well and then the...

• Rich Dubroff

  Oriole attendance could hit a 30-year low

  BALTIMORE—The crowd for Monday night’s game at Oriole Park was 15,436, and it wasn’t a surprise. The Orioles have the worst record...

• Rich Dubroff

  Hess helps Orioles end eight-game losing streak

  BALTIMORE—As auditions continue for the 2019 starting rotation, David Hess has impressed the Orioles with his second wind. Hess had a bold...

• Paul Folkemer

  Race to the bottom: Do the Orioles have any chance of avoiding MLB’s worst record?

  As the Orioles’ historically awful 2018 season winds down, two points of view have emerged among their fan base. Some are holding...

• Rich Dubroff

  Orioles lose eighth straight in front of national TV audience

  BALTIMORE—It was a surprising call to have a team with 94 losses showcased on ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball. But ESPN always likes...