“Wait and See,” Sure, but Elias & Ownership on Notice
December 9, 2022
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When Major League Baseball announced last week it was moving July’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta (more accurately Cobb County, Georgia), I could hear the …
The news that Nick Markakis is retiring from baseball was about as understated and nonchalant as his remarkable career. The 37-year-old announced he’d be calling …
**Taps mic** Is this thing on? Can you hear me? Okay, good. Let’s try this. It’s been a while. In looking back at the archives …
1. With the Orioles set to embark on what is sure to be the weirdest of their 65+ seasons in Baltimore, things are still extremely …
It’s been a hell of a few months for all of us, not just as Orioles fans or even as baseball fans, but as humanity. …
(Ed note: Andrew submitted this last week as part of his regular Thursday Thoughts series. Due to some technical issues, we weren’t able to post …
1. Spring training is here and for the Orioles, it’s really a game of “who is he?” that will be played for the next six …
It’s still cold and the Super Bowl has yet to be played, but Spring Training is right around the corner. Now I’m peeking out from …
1. I was only mildly surprised by Saturday’s Andrew Cashner trade, and really only for a second. It makes total sense that the O’s would …
After a brief hiatus, Andrew Stetka returns with his Thursday Thoughts column for ESR. 1. I was pleasantly surprised, for the most part, in the …
When Major League Baseball announced last week it was moving July’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta (more accurately Cobb County, Georgia), I could hear the
The news that Nick Markakis is retiring from baseball was about as understated and nonchalant as his remarkable career. The 37-year-old announced he’d be calling
**Taps mic** Is this thing on? Can you hear me? Okay, good. Let’s try this. It’s been a while. In looking back at the archives
1. With the Orioles set to embark on what is sure to be the weirdest of their 65+ seasons in Baltimore, things are still extremely
It’s been a hell of a few months for all of us, not just as Orioles fans or even as baseball fans, but as humanity.
(Ed note: Andrew submitted this last week as part of his regular Thursday Thoughts series. Due to some technical issues, we weren’t able to post
1. Spring training is here and for the Orioles, it’s really a game of “who is he?” that will be played for the next six
It’s still cold and the Super Bowl has yet to be played, but Spring Training is right around the corner. Now I’m peeking out from
1. I was only mildly surprised by Saturday’s Andrew Cashner trade, and really only for a second. It makes total sense that the O’s would
After a brief hiatus, Andrew Stetka returns with his Thursday Thoughts column for ESR. 1. I was pleasantly surprised, for the most part, in the
Following one of the most surprising seasons in recent memory, the
(Brandon Hyde reacts to the O’s haul at the Winter Meetings)
The Baltimore Orioles threw their hats into the free agency ring
I hope everyone has enjoyed this off-season outlook series because I
Not much has happened recently, but Paul and Ryan are back
Baseball is America’s greatest pastime, and the Baltimore Orioles is one
