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In all four of his appearances so far this season with Aberdeen, Bowie and Norfolk, Orioles prospect D.L. Hall has thrown to Adley Rutschman. “I feel like we work really good together on the mound,” Hall said. “It’s always nice to have a top-tier guy like that back there.”
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New Ravens offensive tackle Daniel Faalele says he will play with a chip on his shoulder after sliding to the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, but at the end of the day, he is excited about how he fits into the offense in Baltimore.
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Signed as an undrafted free agent out of Auburn after the 2020 MLB Draft, Double-A Bowie right-hander Ryan Watson is making a name for himself in the Orioles organization thanks to an uptick in velocity. “I put in a lot of work this offseason with my trainer down in Florida,” Watson said.
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Orioles prospect Garrett Stallings threw the first six innings of Double-A Bowie’s seven-inning no-hitter in the first game of a Mother’s Day doubleheader against Harrisburg May 8, and for Stallings, the performance was extra special because of who was in the stands.
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Maryland women’s lacrosse has only lost one game so far this year, but it provided an important lesson. “We’ve got a really young team,” coach Cathy Reese said, “so I thought that was a good learning experience for us and it really kind of helped us as we headed into the second half.”
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ESPN baseball insider Kiley McDaniel believes the Orioles could be considering anywhere from six to eight players for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, but he sees center fielder Druw Jones as a unique prospect.
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Izaiah Brockington has long been following in the footsteps of his father, Coppin State legend Antoine Brockington, and that path may soon lead him to the NBA.
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Longtime Baltimore Arena general manager Frank Remesch says the facility, which is currently undergoing a $200 million-plus renovation, will host 50 to 60 concerts a year and target one-off sporting events rather than regular tenants in the future.
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Longtime Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela, who recently completed his ninth season with Baltimore, says he wants to continue playing as long as his body allows him to compete at a high level.
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Cal Ripken Jr. weighed in on the new left field dimensions at Camden Yards, saying he hopes “it’s fair for all hitters and pitchers,” while adding that it has the potential to “provide a uniqueness that turns out to be really good.”
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