Spring Training Recap: 2/24
Notes on Brian Roberts‘ x-rays, Terry Crowley, Chris Tillman‘s cut fastball, Brandon Snyder taking ground balls at 3rd, Josh Rupe’s stomach virus, Justin Duchscherer’s BP session and more.
Video: Derrek Lee Spring Training Interview
Derrek Lee talks about his recovery from thumb surgery, switching to the American League, Buck Showalter and more.
Spring Training Recap: 2/22
The second day of the Orioles full squad workouts is in the books. A funny story behind today’s events was Vladimir Guerrero, Luke Scott, Nick Markakis, and Adam Jones hitting such deep home runs (mostly Vlad and Scott) that they were reaching fan parking lots and supposedly hitting cars. That group (and I assume the [...]
Spring Training Recap: 2/21
Last night, Buck Showalter had all of the players (after arriving and reporting to camp as required) hop on buses and head over to a local movie theater, where he then showed them a compilation video of highlights and motivational footage, which had the players on their toes to start playing ball. The first full [...]
Video: Buck Showalter Spring Training Interview
Buck discusses what he’s most excited about this season, his love for baseball, how the off-season additions will make the team better, and more.
Video: Mark Hendrickson Spring Training Interview
Mark Hendrickson discusses his choice to sign with the Orioles, what clicked when Buck Showalter took over and the excitement entering 2011.
2011 O’s: How Much Can they Improve?
Guest writer Dave Gershman of Beyond the Box Score provides plenty of reasons for optimism heading into the 2011 season. Dave details some of the potential you may or may not see from your 2011 Orioles.
Relief Help Coming As O’s Land Kevin Gregg on Two-Year Deal
Gregg and the O’s had been discussing contracts since way before Christmas. Finally, they came to terms on a two-year, $10 million dollar contract.
Orioles May Miss Out on Anthony Rendon Sweepstakes – So What?
There are 3 collegiate SP’s with top-of-the-rotation ceilings who’d fit nicely with the O’s.
