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A couple of Orioles players will need to show improvement during the second half of the season or their future with the club is murky. Todd Karpovich breaks down the stakes for Anthony Santander and Pedro Severino.
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Despite a strong performance from starting pitcher Dean Kremer, the Orioles lost a franchise-record 16th consecutive road game June 14, but that’s not even the longest road losing streak in MLB this season.
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The Orioles have lost seven games in a row and have been outscored, 62-33, during that stretch. “Our bullpen is being used way too early and way too often and we as a whole have to be better at that,” Matt Harvey said. “I’m the first one to blame on all those issues.”
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During his start against the Rangers April 17, Dean Kremer leaned on his curveball more than he did in his first two outings. When the Orioles right-hander returns to the big-league club, he wants to build off of that performance.
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Even though he has kept the Orioles in a position to win the game in each of his three starts, Matt Harvey wants to do more for the team, and he’s still looking for his first win since July 13, 2019.
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Keegan Akin and Dean Kremer had some impressive outings when they were called up to the Orioles this past season, and Brandon Hyde expects both pitchers to successfully compete for spots in the rotation during spring training.
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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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Buck Showalter was managing the Orioles when the team traded Manny Machado, Jonathan Schoop and others for prospects, and he says he “thought of all the trades we made, that Dean Kremer was the best player that came back in those trades.”
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Matt Kremnitzer says the best sign of what’s ahead for the Orioles is the progress of young players who showed real promise this season, from Ryan Mountcastle to Tanner Scott.
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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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