What Nate McLouth Means for the Orioles
The Orioles came to an agreement with 31-year-old outfielder Nate McLouth on Wednesday. So, what will McLouth need to do to provide average or better production as a starting leftfielder?
Rational Exuberance and the 2012 Orioles
In his guest column for Baseball Prospectus, The Agony of Rational Rooting, Nick Piecoro gives voice to a nagging feeling he’s had – that, despite how enjoyable it may be to see a struggling team’s fanbase re-energized, the Baltimore Orioles’ 2012 season doesn’t seem earned.
Zach Britton: The Good, Bad, and Unknown
Zach Britton‘s overall performance from the box score was a bit less than stellar, but he is finally healthy and making his mark again with the parent club.
Chris Tillman: The Good, Bad, and Unknown
Tillman’s ability to turn from “thrower to pitcher” took a great first step against the Mariners.
Hot Stove 2012: Potential Free Agents Outfielders For The Orioles
The Orioles could use some consistency with a big bat that can also stabilize a lineup, but the combo of Adam Jones and Nick Markakis lock down both center and right.
Hot Stove 2012: Potential Free Agents Infielders For The Orioles
The Orioles could use some consistency and lack a big bat that can stabilize a lineup. They could use a player to help fill the gap up the middle, or someone at the hot corner who can provide an offensive and defensive upgrade.
Is Dan Duquette The Right GM For The Orioles?
Is he the right guy? Certainly he has solid experience in scouting and player development, and previous experience as a GM. Here is a brief overview of each critical area of responsibility.


