Milt Pappas For Frank Robinson: The Art Of The Deal
On Dec. 9, 1965, the Orioles completed a trade that forever changed the fortunes of both the ball club and the players involved.
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From Position Player To Pitcher, Orioles’ Mychal Givens Took Unique Road To Majors
Orioles prospect Mychal Givens’ path to the majors was anything but ordinary, as he transitioned from a shortstop to a pitcher.
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Reliving Cal Ripken Jr.’s 2,131 May Remind Some Of The ‘Other’ Record
As the 20th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.s’ 2,131 approaches, Jim Henneman is reminded of a different streak, one that’s rarely discussed.
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In Front Of Empty Ballpark, Orioles Dispatch White Sox
The absence of fans made for a bizarre atmosphere at Camden Yards April 29, but the Orioles took care of business, defeating the White Sox, 8-2.
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Orioles Hall Of Famer Paul Blair Dies At 69
Former Orioles center fielder Paul Blair, an eight-time Gold Glove winner and a member of the team’s Hall of Fame, died Dec. 26 at age 69.
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The Best And Worst Offseason Moves Of The Orioles’ History
PressBox takes a look at the best and worst winter moves the Orioles have ever made, including the 2008 trade that brought Adam Jones to Baltimore.
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Boog Powell: Meat Of The Order
Former Orioles slugger Boog Powell is an enduring figure at Camden Yards, doling out goodwill one sandwich at a time.
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Despite Earl Weaver’s Reputation, He Had A Soft Side
Jim Henneman reflects on the passing of Earl Weaver.
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Earl Weaver, Beloved Orioles Manager, Dies At 82
Earl Weaver, one of the most popular managers in Orioles history and the man who led his team to four World Series appearances and one championship, died Jan. 18 at the age of 82.
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Andy MacPhail: One Year Later
Stan ‘The Fan’ talks with Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail about his first year in Baltimore and the future of the Birds.
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