Columnist Mike Preston offers his thoughts from the Ravens' first open practice of mandatory minicamp, including the absence of defensive lineman Michael Pierce, the return of quarterback Lamar Jackson and a few players and moments that stood out. … [Read more...] about Mike Preston’s Ravens observations on DL Michael Pierce’s absence, QB Lamar Jackson’s return and a few surprises at minicamp practice | COMMENTARY
Archives for June 2022
Richie Martin, Tyler Nevin Getting Opportunities As Part of Orioles’ Infield Shuffle
Richie Martin, Tyler Nevin and Rougned Odor could represent the next phase of the Orioles' infield, especially with the recent injury to Ramon Urias and Jorge Mateo's struggles at the plate. The post Richie Martin, Tyler Nevin Getting Opportunities As Part of Orioles’ Infield Shuffle appeared first on PressBox. … [Read more...] about Richie Martin, Tyler Nevin Getting Opportunities As Part of Orioles’ Infield Shuffle
Blue Jays > Orioles, For A Night Anyway
The Baltimore Orioles traveled to Toronto to begin a four game series on Monday. Due to Covid-19 vaccination status, Keegan Akin and Anthony Santander were unable to make the trip. In order to compensate for their absence, the team called up RHP Rico Garcia and OF Kyle Stowers. With members of his family in the stands, Stowers made his MLB debut in left field. Toronto … [Read more...] about Blue Jays > Orioles, For A Night Anyway
Stowers gets hit, lone RBI in Orioles’ 11-1 loss to Blue Jays; Toronto gets 19 hits
It took an unusual situation for outfielder Kyle Stowers to make his major league debut against the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday. MLB Pipeline has Stowers rated eighth and Baseball America ninth among Orioles’ prospects. He’s the ninth Oriole to make his debut this season, and the third high-ranking prospect. Adley Rutschman, and Monday night’s starting pitcher, Kyle Bradish, … [Read more...] about Stowers gets hit, lone RBI in Orioles’ 11-1 loss to Blue Jays; Toronto gets 19 hits
Answers to your Oriole questions, Part 2
It’s time for the second part of our monthly mailbag. We received a number of excellent questions. Questions are edited for clarity, length and style. Question: When do you think the Rays and Jays will hit their next ebb because of cost constraints and aging? How about the Yankees and Red Sox, even though they can buy their way out of any prolonged down cycles? Any chance that … [Read more...] about Answers to your Oriole questions, Part 2