Grant Wolfram is one of three players selected in the 18th round of the 2018 draft to play in the major leagues this year, and he’s the only graduate of Davenport University in Grand Rapids, Michigan to ever be a big leaguer. Wolfram, 28, is a 6-foot-7, 240-pound left-hander who’s 2-0 with a 7.82 ERA in 11 games. He was traded to the Orioles from Milwaukee for outfielder Daz … [Read more...] about Questions and answers with Orioles reliever Grant Wolfram
How can Henderson and Westburg stay positive amid Orioles’ losing? | MAILBAG
Question: How do the really good players (Gunnar Henderson, Jordan Westburg) keep a good attitude when they keep losing and have no one in the bullpen. It seems almost cruel to make them play under these conditions. Does it affect them in the long term? From: Sallye Perrin Answer: Sallye, I was taught a long time ago that a professional does a good job on a day when they don’t … [Read more...] about How can Henderson and Westburg stay positive amid Orioles’ losing? | MAILBAG
When will Orioles promote Basallo and Beavers? | MAILBAG
Question: Is there some clause in rookie status that is holding up Samuel Basallo’s and Dylan Beavers’ promotion? From: Rippley Watson Answer: Rip, as you can imagine, this is a popular question. David Williams and Jack Lichenstein, among others, have the same question. The guess here is that Basallo’s promotion will come later this month in order to keep him eligible for … [Read more...] about When will Orioles promote Basallo and Beavers? | MAILBAG
Recapping the Orioles’ 16 new prospects
The Orioles acquired 16 prospects in the July deals made by executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias, and the theme was not surprisingly pitching. Eleven of the 16 players are pitchers, more than half of them project as relievers, and just two of them have appeared at Triple-A. Here’s a rundown of each new Oriole: Boston Bateman, 19, left-handed pitcher Level: … [Read more...] about Recapping the Orioles’ 16 new prospects
Orioles eliminating 13- and 29-game season-ticket packages
In an email to season ticketholders, the Orioles announced that they are ending their longstanding 13- and 29-game season-ticket plans and converting them to 20- and 40-game plans in addition to their 81-game plan. “As we continue working to elevate the fan experience, we’re introducing a refreshed approach to memberships – one that offers more flexibility, greater value, and … [Read more...] about Orioles eliminating 13- and 29-game season-ticket packages