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SportsNet LA analyst Jerry Hairston Jr. believes the Orioles should take a chance on Yasiel Puig. “He’s learned a lot, especially these last few years going from L.A. to Cincinnati to Cleveland. … He can be that type of player to help the younger guys.”
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The play-by-play voice of Towson football, basketball and lacrosse since 1991, Spiro Morekas shares some of his favorite memories from covering the Tigers, the sticky note he’ll never forget and more.
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“It’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever been a part of,” Jeremy Conn said of Mo Gaba’s “The Big Mo Show” takeover, “and it’s something I’ll never forget.”
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Without rookie minicamps or OTA’s, running backs could be the rookies best poised for success this season. Here are three to consider for your fantasy football draft.
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“That night for me was one of the most exciting in my whole career,” former Oriole Robert Andino said of the 2011 walk-off win that kept the Red Sox out of the playoffs. “Seeing the opposing fans in shock because nobody thought we were going to win that game … I’ll take it to the grave.”
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Mo Gaba’s middle school graduation celebration made a lasting impression on those who were there. “It was the best thing I’ve ever been a part of by far,” Barstool’s Eric Arditti said. “If we all had a little bit of Mo in us, the world be a lot better place,” Ravens left guard Bradley Bozeman said.
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Arkansas head baseball coach Dave Van Horn has coached some hitters who have gone on to find success in the major leagues, including Red Sox outfielder Andrew Benintendi, and he believes Orioles first-round pick Heston Kjerstad could be next.
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Former two-sport athlete and Baltimore native Brian Jordan says players who used performance-enhancing drugs prior to drug testing should still be allowed in the Hall of Fame. “You can’t continue to penalize those guys,” Jordan said. “They were good ballplayers either way you look at it.”
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“If it was going to work out …, it had to be life-changing money and it had to be phenomenal farm system,” fifth-round pick Carter Baumler said of deciding between TCU and the Orioles. “… They kind of met me where I was at. I think things are going to work out.”
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2020 Orioles third round-pick Anthony Servideo hopes to one day win a World Series title with the club, just like his grandfather, former Orioles outfielder Curt Blefary, did in 1966. “That would be unbelievable,” Servideo said. “That’s the goal. Mark the date.”
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