All posts tagged "next"
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High School Baseball
Baker, Grace and O’Ferrall compete for weekly ‘Prep Ballplayer’ award
The postseason is underway for many high school teams, and some of the players vying for our weekly “Prep Ballplayer of the...
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Paul Folkemer
Stats All, Folks: What in the world is wOBA?
Welcome back to Stats All, Folks, where we’re continuing our season-long tour through sabermetric statistics and what they mean. Previous editions covered...
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Video & Audio
Photo gallery: Relive O’s-Nats’ three memorable games this week in pictures
Maybe it’s a rivalry, maybe not. The Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals play in neighboring cities, but different leagues. They face each...
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High School Baseball
Calvert Hall’s Matheny wins weekly honor
Calvert Hall College High School infielder Garrett Matheny had a big week to help lead his team to the top seed in...
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Connolly's Tap Room
Tap-In Question: Which Oriole would you most want up with the season on the line?
A week or so ago, my 18-year-old son had an interesting hypothetical question for me. And I figured I’d bring it into...
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Dan Connolly
O’s-Nats rained out Thursday; will make up game Thursday, June 8 in Washington
WASHINGTON — The Orioles and Nationals won’t play the fourth and final game of their home-and home series until June. Thursday’s game...
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College Baseball
College Corner: Towson duo survives program uncertainty to stay five seasons
Kevin Ross and Colin Dyer have seen Towson University Baseball at its lowest. The fifth-year seniors are the only remaining Tigers players...
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Dan Connolly
Myriad Orioles Thoughts: Brach’s shaky stretch; a battle of Werth; Rule 5 updates
Orioles manager Buck Showalter said he’s not worried about de facto closer Brad Brach. Brach simply was a victim of an excellent...
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Dan Connolly
A game to pick apart, but ultimately Tuesday’s many decisions came up Orioles
With baseball, you can debate the smallest of moves that may end up altering the outcome of a game. Tuesday night, there...
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Dan Connolly
Closer Zach Britton on reports he may be out two months with forearm strain: ‘I’m as shocked as anybody to read 60 days.’
Orioles injured closer Zach Britton said if his muscle strain is going to keep him out of action for 45 to 60...
