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Left-hander John Means, armed with an improved changeup, has been a revelation this year for the Orioles. What chance does he have to build off his success in 2020? Matt Kremnitzer dives into Means’ peripheral numbers and the Statcast data.
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Hunter Harvey has performed well in his late-season appearances with the Orioles, and Matt Kremnitzer says the former first-round pick has the potential to be an outstanding relief weapon for the Orioles.
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The Orioles have had success developing pitchers at the minor-league level this year, but that success hasn’t translated to the big-league bullpen. Matt Kremnitzer examines why and what pitchers could be on the way to change that.
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Matt Kremnitzer says Hanser Alberto has been a nice surprise this season and a player who represents what the Orioles need in this moment: Someone who isn’t blocking a prospect, who plays hard, who’s fun and who’s likely a bridge to what’s next.
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In honor of Mike Mussina’s induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, Matt Kremnitzer breaks down what makes the former right-hander one of the best pitchers in Orioles history and in recent baseball history.
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Matt Kremnitzer breaks down whether Oregon State catcher Adley Rutschman is the correct choice for the Orioles with the No. 1 pick in the 2019 MLB Draft and assesses the history of the top overall pick.
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Switch-hitting Cedric Mullins has proven to be a much more productive hitter from the left side of the plate than the right. Can he break out of the platoon role he’s found himself in so far this year?
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