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Now at Triple-A Norfolk, Orioles infield prospect Jordan Westburg is excited about the Orioles’ future. “Everybody sees what’s happening at each level and the success that teams are having, the excitement that players are bringing to the field every day,” Westburg said.
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Former Orioles right-hander Kevin Gausman is enjoying a career year with Toronto. “We just had his usage wrong,” former Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph, now a Blue Jays broadcaster, said of catching Gausman in Baltimore. “… We had everything wrong.”
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By late 2018, former Maryland third baseman Jose Cuas had taken a job at FedEx to put food on the table for his son. A nudge from his brother brought baseball back in focus, and now Cuas a member of the Royals’ bullpen.
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Ravens rookie tight end Isaiah Likely sees his versatility as a key strength as he learns from the veterans at his position. “I view myself as an athlete,” Likely said. “… I’m really just that chess piece that finds mismatches in the defense, finds holes, finds their weaknesses.”
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“From the day that he came up, I had a different feeling about the Orioles,” longtime baseball writer Peter Gammons said of Adley Rutschman’s impact. “They have a different look when he walks out on the field. A great catcher who is so team-oriented changes the nature of the team.”
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Maryland football coach Michael Locksley says there needs to be better “guardrails” to prevent schools from taking advantage of ambiguous NIL guidelines. “They raised the speed limit on the highway and they took the state troopers off,” Locksley said.
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Triple-A Norfolk manager Buck Britton recounts the buildup to the now-viral moment when he got to tell Adley Rutschman that he was heading to the Orioles to make his big league debut.
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