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Acquired in last year’s Jorge López trade, Orioles pitching prospect Cade Povich is off to a solid start this season with Double-A Bowie, and he’s got some strong superstitions at play too.
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With a number of talented prospects at Triple-A, Orioles GM Mike Elias said the question of when to call players up has become a “balancing act” between making sure prospects are developing as everyday players while also bringing them up to help the big league team in spots.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles, Ross Grimsley and Luke Jackson discuss the Orioles rotation, the impact of the catcher across Major League Baseball and more.
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While many may take this as a “sky is falling” warning, Jim Henneman says a .500 record the rest of the way would not represent a regression for the Orioles. He explains why.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles shares his latest MLB power rankings, and the Orioles move up one spot.
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Orioles prospect Jordan Westburg is off to a great start with Triple-A Norfolk, and he tries not to focus on his path to the big leagues with all the quality infielders in the organization. “I trust in my abilities,” Westburg said. “I’m going to continue to play the game hard.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Orioles SVP and chief revenue officer T.J. Brightman and SVP of community development and communications Jennifer Grondahl about navigating through the pandemic and the rebuild, the excitement this season and where they see the future.
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Orioles prospect Heston Kjerstad is playing some of the best baseball of his life, but the former No. 2 overall pick is trying not to look too far ahead. “For me it’s just showing up every day and getting as good as I can and learning as much as I can,” Kjerstad said.
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Acquired as part of the Trey Mancini trade last summer, Orioles pitching prospect Chayce McDermott is off to a strong start with Double-A Bowie, but he says there is a “huge misconception” when it comes to the Orioles farm system.
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The Orioles’ Camden Yards lease expires at the end of the year, but Gov. Wes Moore is confident the state and club will work out a lease that keeps the Orioles in Baltimore for generations to come. “The beautiful thing is … that we and the Orioles are very much aligned,” he said.
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