The Baltimore Orioles pitching staff is already battered and bruised. For starters, closer Felix Bautista will not pitch this season after Tommy John surgery. Cionel Perez and Tyler Wells have had or are currently on the injured list after suffering minor injuries as well. The team has played well after losing closer Craig Kimbrel to back soreness, but today was the icing on … [Read more...] about Grayson Rodriguez lands on IL, John Means activated
Ravens Pick Up Oweh’s Fifth-Year Option
The Baltimore Ravens announced that they have picked up the fifth-year option of outside linebacker Odafe Oweh. Oweh will now remain in Baltimore through 2025 earning just over $2 million in base salary in 2024, and $13.251 million in 2025. Tuesdays announcement now means the Ravens have secured both of their first round picks from 2021, for at least another two seasons, as … [Read more...] about Ravens Pick Up Oweh’s Fifth-Year Option
Orioles Drop Series Against Athletics Before AL East Battle
The Baltimore Orioles returned home to Camden Yards to face the Oakland Athletics for a weekend three-game series. The Orioles drop two out of three games due to blown saves by closer Craig Kimbrel. Both losses in the series came from a one-run deficit of 3-2 in game one and 7-6 in game three. This is something that the Birdland faithful were surprised to witness. The mighty … [Read more...] about Orioles Drop Series Against Athletics Before AL East Battle
Jackson Holliday Optioned Back to AAA, Ryan McKenna Called Up
The Baltimore Orioles second baseman and Major League Baseball’s top prospect, Jackson Holliday has been optioned to the AAA Norfolk Tides, after two weeks in the majors. Holliday made his debut on April 10th, 2024, and since then has played well in the field, but has only gotten two hits. The 20-year old had two walks and 18 strikeouts in 36 plate appearances, making his … [Read more...] about Jackson Holliday Optioned Back to AAA, Ryan McKenna Called Up
Who’s Hot, Who’s Not: Apr 22nd-28th
It was a subpar week for the Baltimore Orioles as they took on two teams well below .500 in the Los Angeles Angels and the Oakland Athletics. The O’s went 3-3 this week, including a series loss at home to an A’s team that has looked better than many expected. Despite the A’s overachieving to begin the season, this was a series that the Orioles were hoping to take advantage of … [Read more...] about Who’s Hot, Who’s Not: Apr 22nd-28th