As the 2018 season mercifully nears its end, I have started to play a little game. What game you ask? Allow me to bring in
A couple of seasons ago we presented a few versions of a local area sports Mount Rushmore. One version was for the Ravens and another
At this point, we could write a whole novel on Dylan Bundy’s history with the Orioles even though he’s only pitched five career innings in
The O’s have hit their low-water mark for the season (so far) at five games below .500 after blowing a 4-0 lead in Houston last
Watching the Orioles right now is about as much fun as having a root canal. It’s painfully obvious that everybody is pressing at the plate,
The Orioles – and the fan base – cannot be more excited to see the calendar turn to June. It was a very frustrating month
BALTIMORE— The Seattle Mariners may have only one ace on their staff in Felix Hernandez, but in his fourth career start against Baltimore, 26 year-old
This is a weekly column that dives into eight random thoughts about the Orioles/MLB. Why eight? It’s a nod to Cal Ripken Jr. of course.
The Birds’ trip to New York got off to a bit of a rough start, as one bad inning doomed Bud Norris. Though he went
REALITY: Ubaldo Jimenez has improved this spring, but a glance around Twitter reveals that he doesn’t seem to be making many new fans. PERCEPTION: Why
As reported by Jeff Passan, the Orioles on Monday evening agreed
For athletes, sports can be a source of immense pride. A
Join Daniel Rotter and I as we break down the Orioles’
Daniel Rotter and I are breaking down the first month of
Watching a Major League Baseball game is no longer just about
After a very uneventful start to the offseason, Mike Elias &