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Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins recently revealed that he was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and underwent surgery in 2020. Now, he’s encouraging people to get checked out. “If an issue does happen to occur, I think getting on top of it is pretty crucial,” Mullins said.
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With spring training just a couple weeks away and baseball still in the throes of a lockout, Stan “The Fan” Charles discusses the state of the game with two baseball lifers, Adam Gladstone and Big League Chew founder Rob Nelson.
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The Orioles announced their 2022 promotional schedule, which includes 30th anniversary celebrations, multiple t-shirt nights, a Boog Powell bobblehead and an Orioles soccer jersey.
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When it came to selecting Baseball America’s No. 1 prospect, editor in chief JJ Cooper says it was a tough decision, but there were a few things that set Adley Rutschman apart.
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Jim Henneman says the Hall of Fame debate on Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens isn’t going away anytime soon, as both are immediately eligible to be part of the 2023 class through a Veterans Committee.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley chat with former Orioles closer, and one of Ross’ favorite former teammates, Don Stanhouse.
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Former Orioles pitchers Jim Palmer and Ross Grimsley say the change to push back the left-field fence at Camden Yards is a positive one, and both say it will allow pitchers to be more aggressive in attacking hitters.
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Jim Henneman has an idea for where MLB owners and players can come together on a new collective bargaining agreement … and he has one big hope for the Orioles in 2022.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley chat with Orioles great and Hall of Famer Jim Palmer.
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Longtime Baseball Hall of Fame voter David Ginsburg explains why he added Todd Helton and Billy Wagner (but not Scott Rolen) to his 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot after not previously voting for them. Plus, who else made the cut?
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