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The Orioles announced start times for 2020 home games, including 16 weeknight 6:35 p.m. games. “The Orioles are committed to providing the most family-friendly experience in Major League Baseball,” Greg Bader said.
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Orioles first baseman Chris Davis and his wife, Jill, announced a $3 million donation to the University of Maryland Children’s Hospital Nov. 4. “We were looking to do something on a little bit bigger scale than we’ve done in the past,” Davis said.
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ESPN baseball insider Tim Kurkjian says the Orioles’ offseason moves are going to be “subtle” changes. “It’s going to be Rule 5 guys. It’s going to be minor-league free agents and it’s going to be that major-league guy who they’re going to take a chance on and hope it works out.”
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Can Alex Cobb can stay healthy and return to form for the Orioles in 2020? Matt Kremnitzer breaks down some of the numbers — and he says Cobb’s second half in 2018 provided a glimpse of what he can provide.
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Ask Jim Henneman why he’s rooting for the Washington Nationals in the World Series, and he’ll tell you the same thing he told his younger brother, “Why not?”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles weighs in on the 2019 World Series matchup between the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals and what’s in store for Game 6 — and possible Game 7.
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Given his productive play in September, Austin Hays looks like the 2020 opening day center fielder for the Orioles. Matt Kremnitzer looks at Hays’ September and how the rest of the outfield is shaping up.
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One of the main goals for the Orioles this offseason will be putting together a stronger bullpen, and the emergence of Hunter Harvey provides optimism that the solution to their late-inning struggles in 2019 may be found in-house.
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Jim Henneman shares his thoughts on baseball’s MVP voting and makes his picks for this year’s MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year and other award winners.
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MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis weighs in on a few college prospects the Orioles could target with the No. 2 overall pick in 2020, including Vanderbilt infielder Austin Martin, Georgia right-hander Emerson Hancock and Arizona State first baseman Spencer Torkelson.
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