Stan ‘The Fan’ Charles’ MLB Power Rankings: May 10, 2021
Stan “The Fan” Charles shares his weekly MLB power rankings, and there’s a new team in the No. 1 spot.
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Glenn Clark: Why We Shouldn’t Dismiss Possibility Of Orioles Trading John Means
Glenn Clark looks at why Orioles fans shouldn’t necessarily dismiss the possibility of the team trading John Means.
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Fantasy Baseball Risers, Fallers: May 10, 2021
Phil Backert highlights the top fantasy baseball risers and fallers of the past week, from Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia to Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm.
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Fantasy Baseball Waiver-Wire Targets: May 7, 2021
Phil Backert shares some waiver-wire targets who could give your fantasy baseball team a boost, including Royals infielder/outfielder Hunter Dozier.
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Breaking Down John Means’ No-Hitter With Jim Palmer, Ben McDonald And More
Jim Palmer, Ben McDonald, John Means’ college coach Randy Mazey and Means’ wife, Caroline, share their take on the Orioles’ lefty’s no-hitter.
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Stan ‘The Fan’ Charles: The Special Place Of Ray Miller — And No. 31 — In Orioles History
Stan “The Fan” Charles reflects on the passing of former Orioles pitching coach and manager Ray Miller and the common thread of No. 31.
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Matt Kremnitzer On How Orioles LHP John Means No-Hit The Mariners
Matt Kremnitzer goes inside the numbers of John Means’ no-hitter and looks at how he shut down the Mariners.
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John Means: ‘Crazy Feeling’ To Throw Orioles’ First Solo No-Hitter Since 1969
What’s it like to throw the first no-hitter by one Orioles pitcher since Jim Palmer in 1969? John Means couldn’t quite find the words, “but to be in the same breath as Palmer, I don’t think it gets much better than that.”
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John Means Throws No-Hitter Against Mariners
Orioles lefty John Means threw a no-hitter against the Seattle Mariners May 5, the team’s first by a single pitcher since 1969.
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Orioles LHP Zac Lowther: New Daughter ‘Makes Everything So Much Better’
For Zac Lowther, making his big-league debut for the Orioles last month was made even more special because his wife and infant daughter were able to be there. “It makes everything so much better,” he said.
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