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Anthony Santander leads the Orioles in home runs, RBIs and walks so far this season, and his commitment to improving as a switch-hitter is paying off. “When he can kind of zone down and swing at strikes that he can drive, he’s extremely dangerous,” Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said.
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With several key Orioles dealing with injuries, Rylan Bannon, Tyler Nevin and Ryan McKenna have gotten the opportunity to earn some extra playing time and a chance to show that they can be part of the Orioles’ long-term future.
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After pulling off a 3-2 bullpen win against the Cardinals, Orioles relievers have a 3.48 ERA for the season. “Where we are, organizationally, right now, I think we’re very much proud of how we’re playing,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “We’re going to keep playing hard.”
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Orioles left fielder Austin Hays is enjoying a breakout season, and manager Brandon Hyde credits a calmer approach at the plate. “When he swings at strikes, like I’ve said a lot, he hits the ball hard,” Hyde said.
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Todd Karpovich shares his final power rankings of the season for the seven local Division I men’s lacrosse teams as well as his player of the week.
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The transition from the bullpen to the starting rotation has been a learning process for Tyler Wells, and the Orioles are taking it slow with Wells this year after he totaled 57 innings last year and didn’t pitch competitively in 2019 or 2020.
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Todd Karpovich shares his latest power rankings for the seven local Division I men’s lacrosse teams as well as his player of the week.
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While it’s still too early to tell how long Chris Ellis will be out, the Orioles could be down two starting pitchers before the month of May. Todd Karpovich breaks down the challenges the Orioles face regarding the starting rotation with John Means done for the year and Ellis hurting.
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Todd Karpovich shares his latest power rankings for the seven local Division I men’s lacrosse teams as well as his player of the week.
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Both the starting rotation and the bullpen have pitched well for the Orioles so far this season. “I am really happy with all of our pitchers,” Brandon Hyde said. “The starters are keeping us in the game. The bullpen guys are doing a great job coming in throwing strikes and that’s all you can ask.”
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