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Stan “The Fan” Charles catches up with his MASN colleagues Alex Parker, Dave Johnson, Mel Antonen and Eddie Matz to talk about the return of baseball, the format for the 2020 MLB season and the rules changes on tap.
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The Orioles still have 16 open spots on their 60-man roster. GM Mike Elias explains why the team is taking its time with those final decisions.
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Former Orioles closer and current Orioles Radio Network analyst Gregg Olson says this year’s 60-game MLB season will make for an exciting stretch of baseball, though he thinks the commissioner’s office is using the pandemic as a way to test out some new rules.
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With the minor-league season all but canceled, one of the questions facing a rebuilding team like the Orioles is how to ensure top prospects get something out of 2020. Should the Orioles give near-ready prospects a 60-game trial in the big leagues?
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With a July 1 camp report date set, Matt Kremnitzer shares what he’s been missing the most about the Orioles in 2020, from seeing what’s next for John Means to Austin Hays in center field and more.
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Glenn Clark says he will completely support the decision of any local pro, college or high school athlete who might decide not to play in 2020, and he believes teams should be supportive of any decision those athletes might make as well.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with longtime MLB trainer Barry Weinberg about some of the complications facing MLB and the other sports as they try to come back amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Former Orioles pitchers Ross Grimsley and Jeremy Guthrie weigh in on the negotiations between MLB owners and players for a 2020 season, and Grimsley says it’s important that players “don’t give back stuff that we fought for.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles weighs in on the ongoing negotiations for a 2020 MLB season and Lamar Jackson’s informal offseason workouts with several teammates.
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When it comes to the negotiations between players and owners for a 2020 MLB season, Glenn Clark says the players have leverage to protect and no reason to give anything more beyond the deal they struck in late March.
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