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While the Orioles’ young stars understandably draw plenty of attention, MLB Network analyst and former big league first baseman Carlos Peña says Ryan Mountcastle is the “steady force behind what’s happening … in Baltimore.”
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New Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball HC Donny Lind is excited to be back at the Mount, where he was an assistant coach from 2013-2016. “It has such a rich tradition, but the future is even brighter,” Lind said, “and I’m excited to get to work and try to find a way to figure out how to do it.”
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For Purdue safety Sanoussi Kane, getting drafted by the Ravens “was just a dream come true. … Obviously, I waited a while, but at the end of the day, all that waiting is worth it when you get that call.”
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Orioles pitching prospect Cade Povich is off to a strong start this season at Triple-A and ready for what’s next. “Everything feels good,” Povich said. “I feel like I’ve been able to figure out some of the struggles that I’ve had in the past and understand what I need to work on.”
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NFL Draft prospect Trey Taylor believes his tenure at Air Force and his time spent learning from his cousin and Ravens legend Ed Reed helped shape him as a player and make him unlike any other prospect available in this year’s draft.
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Maryland’s Beau Brade may not be the highest-rated safety in the 2024 draft, but he is eager to show what he can do. “If you underestimate me, then perfect because I’m going to prove you wrong every time,” Brade said. “That’s how my mind works.”
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Now in his third year of pro ball, Orioles outfield prospect Jud Fabian is picking up where he left off last year with Double-A Bowie with a focus on minimizing strikeouts and prioritizing the mental side of the game.
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Janet Marie Smith worked with Larry Lucchino on dozens of projects through the years. “He knew where he wanted to take things and he was one of those rare people who both had vision and the tenacity and skill set to map out a path to make it happen,” Smith said.
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Cal Ripken Jr. says he’s looking forward to serving as a “sounding board” in his new role as part of the Orioles’ new ownership group.
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Doug Glanville believes Corbin Burnes could be the piece that pushes the Orioles over the top as a World Series-caliber team — not just for his ability to shut down hitters, but also how he saves the bullpen. “That is what Burnes does and it’s just a game-changer,” Glanville said.
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