It’s no secret that the Baltimore Orioles were one of the most disappointing teams of 2025. After finishing 2024 with a quick playoff exit, the team is poised to finish around 10 games below .500. Several aspects of the team either underperformed or outright failed this season. The team’s pitching finished near the bottom five in ERA, WHIP, and home runs surrendered. Their … [Read more...] about Figuring Out the Worst Player on the Orioles This Year
The Orioles’ Second Ace Could Come from Overseas
The Baltimore Orioles need a functioning pitching rotation going into next season. Injuries and overall poor play from veterans and rookies each played a part in sinking this year’s team, revealing a stunning lack of depth. The entire pitching staff ranked in the bottom five of team ERA, WHIP, and home runs surrendered. It didn’t help matters that the team auctioned off two … [Read more...] about The Orioles’ Second Ace Could Come from Overseas
In-Depth with Baltimore Orioles Draftee Mason McCoy
The Baltimore Orioles selected Iowa’s Mason McCoy in the sixth round of the 2017 MLB Draft. McCoy was chosen six picks after teammate Jake Adams went to the Houston Astros. The shortstop spent the past two years playing with the Iowa Hawkeyes, and graduated this past spring. Before moving to Iowa to play baseball, McCoy played for Illinois Central College, a junior college near … [Read more...] about In-Depth with Baltimore Orioles Draftee Mason McCoy
Collecting Baseball Cards – Collecting MLB’s 2019 Hall of Fame Class
Collecting baseball cards is a hobby nearly as old as the game itself. Collectors differ from casual fans and hobbyists to serious, dedicated collectors. Regardless of which group one falls into, the announcement of a new Hall of Fame class traditional shifts the market of cards for a little while. In the short term, there will be a bump as evidenced with Harold Baines‘ and Lee … [Read more...] about Collecting Baseball Cards – Collecting MLB’s 2019 Hall of Fame Class
Collecting Baseball Cards – Collecting MLB’s 2019 Hall of Fame Class
Collecting baseball cards is a hobby nearly as old as the game itself. Collectors differ from casual fans and hobbyists to serious, dedicated collectors. Regardless of which group one falls into, the announcement of a new Hall of Fame class traditional shifts the market of cards for a little while. In the short term, there will be a bump as evidenced with Harold Baines‘ and Lee … [Read more...] about Collecting Baseball Cards – Collecting MLB’s 2019 Hall of Fame Class