In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
“Foul Territory” host and former MLB catcher Erik Kratz discussed why the Orioles should give some of their veterans a “two week warning” to try to get things going:
DraftKings analyst and former NFL offensive lineman Mike Golic Jr. discussed why it didn’t matter that Lamar Jackson missed some of the Ravens’ OTAs and why he isn’t concerned about their turnover along the offensive line:
Former Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey discussed how comical pitch framing has become and why he doesn’t want MLB to go fully automated for ball-strike calls:
ESPN and Fangraphs MLB analyst Dan Szymborski discussed the Orioles’ need to acquire starting pitching help after recent injury news, including who would and would not make sense for them to pursue:
Bowie Baysox infielder Anthony Servideo discussed trying to get his bat more consistent to match his strong defense and playing a little third base for the first time this year:
Washington Post MLB writer Chelsea Janes discussed the Orioles’ need for starting pitching help and whether Mike Elias might be ready to part ways with more significant prospects at the deadline:
East Carolina baseball coach Cliff Godwin discussed Connor Norby’s rise to the MLB level and what changed during his freshman season that helped lead to this moment:
Rays color analyst and former MLB pitcher Brian Anderson discussed the entire AL East — including why, as good as the Yankees are, the Orioles are too good for New York to just be able to run away with the division:
NFL Network analyst and former NFL offensive lineman Brian Baldinger discussed what a Lamar Jackson-Derrick Henry backfield within a Todd Monken offense will look like:
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