At least the outcome was known very early on. Uh, what did I just watch? Was it a game between two major league baseball teams? Because it sure did not look like it. To me, it looked more like one major league baseball team and one old man baseball team that meets up on Wednesday nights at the ball field behind the Moose Lodge. It was another massacre for the Orioles, a 15-2 … [Read more...] about Orioles forget how to play baseball in 15-3 loss to the Yankees
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Orioles Aim to Regain Ground Behind Veteran Presence
Amid a 10-17 start, third-worst in MLB and behind only the Chicago White Sox (7-21) and Colorado Rockies (4-24), the Baltimore Orioles pitching staff has labored to find consistency. Their starting rotation 5.83 ERA ranks 28th in the majors, underscoring a crisis that traces back to the offseason loss of Corbin Burnes and subsequent misfires in free agency. On Tuesday, veteran … [Read more...] about Orioles Aim to Regain Ground Behind Veteran Presence
Orioles To Recall Kyle Gibson For Season Debut
The Orioles list Kyle Gibson as the probable starter for tomorrow evening’s game against the Yankees. He’ll match up against Carlos Rodón in what will be his season debut. Gibson is already on the 40-man roster but will need to be recalled from High-A Aberdeen after agreeing to be optioned to the minor leagues. Baltimore signed the veteran righty to a one-year, $5.25MM free … [Read more...] about Orioles To Recall Kyle Gibson For Season Debut
Ironbirds Win Behind Money Start
The Aberdeen Ironbirds defeated the Blue Rocks in Wilmington last night behind a strong start from pitcher Blake Money, who pitched 5.1 innings, fanning 7 batters and giving up only 2 runs. The 6’7 right-hander from LSU has now made 3 starts for Aberdeen, going 1-1 and posting a 3.06 ERA over 17 innings. This most recent start is the deepest he has gone in a game at 5.1 … [Read more...] about Ironbirds Win Behind Money Start
Young Guns Improve, Orioles Still in Free-Fall
Two young Orioles starting pitchers posted improved numbers this week despite the Orioles losing 4 of their last 5 games. Cade Povich (1-2, 5.04 ERA) earned his first win of the season against the Washington Nationals, pitching 6.2 innings and allowing only 1 run while fanning 5. Brandon Young also improved from his first major league start despite earning a loss. Povich, … [Read more...] about Young Guns Improve, Orioles Still in Free-Fall