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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Aberdeen IronBirds GM Jack Graham about what’s in store for the 2022 season, the news that Adley Rutschman will be joining the club this week and more.
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Orioles prospect Drew Rom, now with Double-A Bowie, got the chance to talk with John Means while the Orioles lefty was on a rehab assignment last season, and Rom says the conversation helped with his changeup, “just talking over what he feels, how he throws it and what he thinks about it.”
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Orioles outfield prospect Hudson Haskin is settling in with the IronBirds after making the jump from Delmarva to Aberdeen in July. “I was really excited to have the opportunity to come here and continue to challenge myself and try and get better every day,” Haskin said.
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After transferring during college and going unselected in last year’s MLB Draft, Aberdeen first baseman J.D. Mundy is enjoying a productive season in his first year in the Orioles’ farm system.
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Top Orioles infield prospect Gunnar Henderson says it feels great to get going at the plate after a tough stretch recently, and he believes the slump he initially had with the IronBirds taught him how to handle those in the future.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Aberdeen IronBirds GM Jack Graham about getting back to baseball, the talent on this year’s roster and more.
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Orioles prospect Drew Rom, who currently pitches for the Aberdeen IronBirds, is happy to enjoy some normalcy again after COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the 2020 minor-league season, though he did get the chance to pitch against some former big leaguers back home in Kentucky last year.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Aberdeen IronBirds GM Jack Graham about the impact of losing the 2020 season, how they’re preparing for 2021 and the transition from short-season to full-season affiliate.
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With the Minor League Baseball season canceled, the Delmarva Shorebirds, Bowie Baysox and Aberdeen IronBirds are finding creative ways to stay engaged with the community as they try make up some of their lost revenue.
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The city of Aberdeen, Md., and the owner of the Aberdeen IronBirds (Tufton Professional Baseball LLC) are poised to put an end to a long-running dispute regarding upkeep at Ripken Stadium.
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