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The latest performances from Kyle Bradish and Dean Kremer have provided a boost to the Orioles’ pitching staff, which has thrown 26 consecutive scoreless innings dating back to the second inning on April 16 in Chicago.
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Adley Rutschman is slashing .458/.581/.875 with three homers, one double, seven runs scored, five RBIs and seven walks over the last seven games. “He’s just amazing,” Ryan Mountcastle said, “… and I’m excited to see how he grows.”
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Todd Karpovich breaks down the Orioles’ rotation through the first two weeks of the season, from the arrival of Grayson Rodriguez and the steady performances from Kyle Gibson to some early struggles from Cole Irvin and Dean Kremer.
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Grayson Rodriguez is expected to make his long-awaited debut with the Orioles in 2023. The biggest question is how far the club is going to push him after the right-hander threw just 75.2 innings in 2022.
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Orioles infielder Gunnar Henderson had a meteoric rise through the organization in 2022. Now, he’ll look to make a bigger impact in the coming years. “This guy’s got a chance to be extremely special,” Brandon Hyde said.
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Baseball is in the blood of Orioles top pick Jackson Holliday, and though he is just 18 years old, Jackson believes he can make it to the majors within two years. “That’s a big goal, but I think I can do it,” he said.
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Orioles closer Jorge Lopez is looking forward to the 2022 MLB All-Star Game. “It means a lot, and it’s an honor, for sure,” Lopez said, “to be part of this organization and represent not only this organization but Puerto Rico and my family, where they’ve been giving me a lot.”
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Orioles GM Mike Elias remains coy about the team’s plans with the No. 1 pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, but he says the draft overall presents an “enormous opportunity” and the team is “going to try to extract the maximum possible value from this entire draft.”
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“This is a really fun team,” Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. “Go into our clubhouse right now … there’s a lot of energy. Guys really like each other, they’re a very, very tight group, and it’s fun right now.”
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After struggling at the major league level last season, Dean Kremer changed his approach to the game, and he has emerged as one of the Orioles’ most reliable pitchers since making his season debut June 5.
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