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Orioles prospect and 2019 No. 1 overall pick Adley Rutschman has been staying busy during the pandemic, setting up a home gym at his parents’ house and getting in live at-bats with a small group of friends. “Just the waiting for that call is what keeps me motivated,” Rutschman said.
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The Orioles’ 2021 schedule is here. The team will open the 2021 season April 1 on the road against the Red Sox, with the home opener set for April 8.
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Every week during the pandemic, Stan “The Fan” Charles and former Orioles pitcher Ross Grimsley have been catching up with former Orioles greats. Here’s some of what they’ve had to say.
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Cover Story: Bill Ordine talks to Cal Ripken Jr., Chris Berman and others who were part of 2,131 to weave together a unique look back at one of baseball’s most historic moments.
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The Orioles won’t formally identify players who test positive for coronavirus, according to general manager Mike Elias. “We feel it’s not our place to attempt to provide a play-by-play, minute-by-minute update on the status of such individuals,” Elias said.
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Matt Kremnitzer looks at three potential ways the upcoming Orioles season could go, viewed in terms of progress of future contributors and key prospects.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and former Orioles pitcher Ross Grimsley break down the Orioles’ 60-game schedule and discuss the prospect of baseball amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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How will the canceled Minor League Baseball season impact the Orioles’ top prospects? “Every GM’s biggest concern is about these kids …” Bob Nightengale said. “But [for them] to work out and just to be around major-league staff and the top coaches in the organization [is crucial].”
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The Orioles will open the 60-game 2020 season on the road July 24 against the Red Sox. The first game in Baltimore is set for July 29 against the Marlins.
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As the Orioles prepare for the start of the 2020 season, many questions remain, including the team’s starting rotation. “I’m not sure where we’re going to be physically here at the end of this month,” manager Brandon Hyde said.
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