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One day after Adley Rutschman made his big league debut, Orioles GM Mike Elias declared that there were “blue skies ahead” for the club. Whether you buy into that depends on your view, according to Stan “The Fan” Charles.
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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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After a sluggish start to the season,Tyler Wells could be pitching his way into the Orioles’ starting rotation. “He’s got the ability to be a starter or a reliever,” manager Brandon Hyde said, “and it’s really because of the development of his changeup, to be able to have multiple pitches.”
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After making some adjustments at Triple-A Norfolk, Bruce Zimmermann could soon rejoin the Orioles’ rotation. “It gave me time to kind of step back and really identify some things that I wanted to focus on to do better,” Zimmermann said.
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A solid spring propelled Bruce Zimmermann’s into the Orioles’ rotation to start 2021, and now the Loyola Blakefield graduate has an opportunity to become part of Baltimore’s long-term plans.
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Todd Karpovich looks at some of the key early performances from the Orioles this season, including bright spots in the rotation, Cedric Mullins’ role at the top of the lineup and more.
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The Orioles’ starting rotation is coming into focus, writes Jim Henneman, but it may not be as cut and dried as previously perceived.
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Stan “The Fan” examines how the Orioles might cover the substantial uptick in innings during the 2021 season — and he has some ideas for how the rotation might shake out behind John Means.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles breaks down five things he wants to see from the Orioles before the 2021 opener, ranging from Chris Davis to Ryan Mountcastle to Trey Mancini.
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The Orioles are hoping Keegan Akin, Dean Kremer and Bruce Zimmermann will be the future of the rotation. “We’re excited to give these guys the opportunity to pitch in the big leagues right now and to evaluate them,” Brandon Hyde said.
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