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Orioles fan favorite Trey Mancini is committed to keeping his focus on the field in what could be his final year in Baltimore. “I know how it goes and that at any second, anybody could be dealt,” he said. “It’s a business.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles runs down what’s on his mind, from Mike Krzyzewski’s retirement to a suggestion for Mike Elias to the coach Kevin Willard reminds him of.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Three former Orioles have joined a new pregame show on 105.7 The Fan this season as the station pivots after losing broadcast rights for games.
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Bruce Zimmermann entered the season as the No. 4 starter, but he has been the Orioles’ most consistent pitcher in the early going, with nine straight scoreless innings to begin the season. Now, he’s looking to maintain that consistency and prove he can be a reliable arm in the rotation.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with former Orioles pitcher Steve Johnson about whether he misses the game more as a new season begins, what’s new with his Optimal Baseball Performance business 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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The new design of the left field wall at Camden Yards was the hot topic of conversation when the Orioles returned home early this week. Austin Hays, Brandon Hyde and Ryan Mountcastle share their reactions.
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The uncertainty surrounding John Means further clouds a foggy picture for an Orioles starting rotation already without a No. 5 starter.
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Former Orioles team president Larry Lucchino, stadium architect Janet Marie Smith and 1992 Opening Day starter Rick Sutcliffe reflect on the 30th anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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Ben McDonald believes the Orioles are closer to returning to winning baseball than most observers believe. “I see these young guys who are top prospects in the organization and some of the top [prospects] in all of Major League Baseball, I see the silver lining here,” McDonald said.
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