Colton Cowser, Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday and Logan Wisnauskas recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
“I’m proud of myself, but I am glad that things have kind of come full circle and I’ve learned a whole lot this past year about myself and about this game. It’s nice to finally see some production out of it.”
– 2021 Orioles first-round pick Colton Cowser July 27 on how he has grown during his first full year of pro ball
“I’ve seen so many videos replayed over and over about it and just honestly, the fan base there, just seeing how well they were with that team and just packed out Camden Yards, shoot, who wouldn’t want to be in that situation?”
– Orioles top prospect Gunnar Henderson June 28 on why he’s gone out of his to watch replays of Delmon Young’s 2014 ALDS double and how it makes him excited to be part of a future Orioles playoff run
“It’s definitely really neat to think about. He had an incredible career. He was an incredible player. It would mean a lot to be able to play for that organization. It would be really neat. He was awesome to watch. I actually played in his tournament a really long time ago when I was 12 and I won the MVP of it.”
– Jackson Holliday June 21, prior to being taken No. 1 overall by the Orioles in the 2022 MLB Draft, on why he would be excited to play shortstop in Baltimore in the shadow of Cal Ripken Jr.
“It was awesome being able to go back up there and right our wrongs. We had really some open dialogue about it, talking about how it was tough for all of us losing such a close game like that. The dream of winning a national championship — in ’21, having that ripped out of your hands was hard. I think guys just came back determined and focused, ready to right those wrongs in ’22, which we obviously did, which was awesome and memories we’ll have for a lifetime.”
– Tewaaraton Award winner Logan Wisnauskas June 20 on Maryland men’s lacrosse bouncing back from heartbreak to win the NCAA championship
Photo Credits: Lexi Thompson, Steven Goldburg, Courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles, Courtesy of Maryland Athletics