Tony Mansolino is entering his third season as the Orioles’ infield and third base coach. Mansolino discussed the new rule banning the infield shift, which forces two players on each side of second base while not positioning past the infield dirt.
The lefty is wild, but not in a way the Orioles can’t fix. Although the 2022 Orioles flashed tons of promise and plenty of signs of turning a new corner,
Back in 2019, when John Angelos reassured fans that the Orioles would remain in Baltimore “as long as Fort McHenry is watching over the harbor,” I had to give him some credit.
Another reminder of the talent on the Orioles farm The Orioles farm system is widely, if not universally, thought to be the best one in all of baseball right now.
Pitchers and catchers report to Sarasota in four weeks, and while there is likely to be some roster changes between now and then, these are some of the storylines I’m going to be following when spring training begins for the Orioles.
The Orioles announced that first baseman Lewin Díaz has cleared outright waivers and been outrighted to Triple-A Norfolk. He will stick in the organization but without taking up a roster spot.
With the offense falling flat at the end of 2022, we look to see what the top of the lineup needs to do to find success in ‘23. As we get into the new year with a new season just over the horizon, hope for a successful 2023 campaign begins to flood the minds of all of Birdland.
In just over four weeks, the first normal spring training in four years is scheduled to begin in Sarasota. Pitchers and catchers will report to the Ed Smith Stadium Complex on February 15th, and the first workout is set to begin on the 16th.
Chair John Angelos was emphatic that the O's will stay in Baltimore, then reacted contentiously when asked for clarity on the future of the team's ownership during a Martin Luther King Jr.
The Orioles remain committed to Baltimore and plan to sign a lease extension, John Angelos, their chairman and CEO, said on Monday. “The Orioles are going to be here for the long-term,” Angelos said at a Martin Luther King Day event at the Camden Yards warehouse.
It shouldn’t be a surprise that the only one of the six Orioles eligible for arbitration who hasn’t reached an agreement with the team is Austin Voth. That’s because the 30-year-old right-hander, unlike the other five players who came to agreements on Friday doesn’t have a set position.
On the first day of the international signing period, the Orioles signed 16-year-old shortstop Luis Almeyda, a native of Hawthorne, New Jersey, who moved to the Dominican Republic for a reported $2.3 million, a team record for an international prospect.
American-born, Dominican-raised Luis Almeyda is the headliner for this year’s class The days of the Orioles having nothing to do with signing each year’s class of international amateur players are now years in the rear view mirror.
The Orioles announced that first baseman Ryan O’Hearn has cleared outright waivers and been assigned to Triple-A Norfolk. He had been designated for assignment last week when the O’s claimed Lewin Díaz a second time.
The 2016-2021 period was particularly obscure for the Baltimore Orioles. Ownership has never been one to spend too many dollars on free agents, but they still managed to be competitive from 2012 to 2016.
When you hear the name Felix Hernandez your mind automatically drifts off and remembers one of the best, yet most underrated pitchers in baseball history.
The Orioles announced this afternoon that righty Chris Vallimont has gone unclaimed on waivers after being designated for assignment last week. He was assigned outright to Triple-A Norfolk.
The Baltimore Orioles were expected to be big spenders this offseason. But up to this point, the most significant moves they have made were for pitchers Kyle Gibson and Mychal Givens and second baseman Adam Frazier.
The Baltimore Orioles acquired infielder Ryan O'Hearn from the Kansas City Royals in exchange for cash considerations, the Royals announced on Twitter Tuesday afternoon.
Eric Hosmer’s MLB career may not be running on empty just yet, as it's being reported this week that the former All-Star slugger is on the radar of both the Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles.
Now that all four All-Star shortstops that hit the free agent market this winter — Dansby Swanson, Carlos Correa, Trea Turner and Xander Bogaerts — have all agreed to lucrative contracts with teams, clubs that missed out on the quartet of stars are exploring alternative options to fill the position.
The Baltimore Orioles added to their lineup Thursday, agreeing to terms on a one-year, $8 million deal with free agent Adam Frazier. Frazier has primarily played second base and both corner outfield positions over the course of his seven-year Major League Baseball career.
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