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FanGraphs’ Eric Longenhagen knows Orioles fans have heard the hype of a switch-hitting catcher before. “I know Matt Wieters was not what people promised,” Longenhagen said. “… [Adley Rutschman is] going to be a cornerstone of your franchise. This is a future Hall of Fame talent.”
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Baltimore Development Corporation president and CEO Colin Tarbert discusses why he believes renovating Royal Farms Arena is the best path forward, what the renovation could entail and the collective vision for the venue’s future.
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Archers LC long-stick midfielder Scott Ratliff, who starred at Loyola from 2010-2013, is thrilled to back in Baltimore for the Premier Lacrosse League’s weekend at Homewood Field. “Anytime you get to go back and play in Baltimore, for us professionally, it carries a little bit more weight,” Ratliff said.
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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Kyle Harrison will play at Homewood Field one last time this weekend as the PLL comes to Baltimore for five games. “That field means the world to my family and me,” Harrison said. “Having the opportunity to go back is pretty special.”
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Looking ahead to the 2021 MLB Draft, MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis says the Orioles could cut an under-slot deal with a college hitter, such as Boston College’s Sal Frelick, if Vanderbilt right-hander Jack Leiter and Louisville catcher Henry Davis are both off the board at No. 5.
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Orioles shortstop prospect Gunnar Henderson recently spoke with PressBox about his favorite sports teams growing up, his favorite spot to eat in Maryland, his favorite movie and more.
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Could the Orioles draft a catcher with the No. 5 pick in the 2021 MLB Draft? Baseball America’s Carlos Collazo explains why Louisville catcher Henry Davis might actually make sense for the O’s.
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Former Marlins president David Samson, now an analyst for CBS, weighs in on the Orioles’ rebuild and why now is the time for Baltimore to trade John Means.
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Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo is far more comfortable with where the Midshipmen stand in terms of their preparation for the 2021 season than he was this time last year without spring ball … and that’s especially true at the quarterback position.
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The Maryland men’s lacrosse team mounted a furious comeback late but fell short of an undefeated season by losing to Virginia, 17-16, in the national championship game in East Hartford, Conn., on May 31.
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