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The team is looking outside of traditional channels to find support throughout the organization, and that applies to player development, too. In Tim Gibbons and Ryan Fuller, the club looked outside of traditional avenues to find hitting coaches for Delmarva and Bowie.
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In following baseball’s offseason, what alarmed Stan “The Fan” Charles wasn’t any transaction involving the Orioles. Rather, it was the Rangers signing right-handers Kyle Gibson and Jordan Lyles to relatively handsome contracts.
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“We fully get it that it’s hard to watch at times,” Orioles manager Brandon Hyde told fans at the team’s “Winter-Warm-Up” Dec. 14. “It’s frustrating in the chairs that we’re sitting in right now, also. But we understand the process it’s going to take.”
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Orioles fans got jostled a bit for the second time in several days — almost like mild turbulence on an airplane — with the Dylan Bundy trade, but Stan “The Fan” Charles believes similar moves are still to come.
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The Orioles dealt Dylan Bundy, who had been in the organization since 2011, for four right-handed pitching prospects Dec. 4 as part of the club’s rebuilding effort. “It’s a bittersweet thing, parting with Dylan,” GM Mike Elias said.
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The Orioles have traded right-handed pitcher Dylan Bundy to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for minor-league right-handers Isaac Mattson, Zach Peek, Kyle Bradish and Kyle Brnovich.
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“We’ve got to keep an eye on our strategic objective, which prioritizes the future right now,” Orioles GM Mike Elias said of trading Jonathan Villar to the Marlins for minor league left-handed pitcher Easton Lucas.
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Before the Ravens take on the 49ers Dec. 1, Trey Mancini and BMORE Around Town will host the Purple Tailgate to benefit the family of Mo Gaba and the Kamryn Lambert Foundation. Mancini explains why Gaba means so much to him.
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Even with the Orioles in the midst of a full-scale rebuild, Matt Kremnitzer says the club’s apparent decision to move on from infielder Jonathan Villar is a tough pill to swallow.
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The Orioles have placed infielder Jonathan Villar on outright waivers, according to multiple reports. Villar, one of the club’s most productive players in 2019, is projected to earn a big raise in his final season of arbitration eligibility.
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