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John Means hasn’t earned a win since July 31, but he has pitched effectively. Manager Brandon Hyde is optimistic he can finish the season on a positive note. “I’d like to see him finish strong,” Hyde said, “and he’s going to be facing some good teams.”
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Glenn Clark was intrigued by what Orioles GM Mike Elias said after the club didn’t make many moves at the trade deadline. Now, he says, it’s time for the Orioles to back up those words with actions.
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The Orioles have gotten an extended look at starting rotation candidates moving forward, and there’s still plenty of work ahead. Todd Karpovich breaks down the current state of the rotation.
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After missing more than a month of the season with a left shoulder strain, John Means is happy to be pitching well again, and happy to still be with the Orioles. “I’m excited for where this team is going,” Means said.
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Todd Karpovich shares his first-half report card for the Orioles, and the grades range from A to D.
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“I really don’t know what to expect,” Cedric Mullins said of being named to the All-Star team. “It’s my first All-Star appearance, it’s a great feeling. I’m excited to be amongst some of the top guys in baseball. Just looking forward to seeing what happens.”
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John Means will not make another start in the first half of the season as he recovers from a strained left shoulder, though he is expected to start throwing side sessions in the coming days. “I would expect him at some point after the All-Star break,” Brandon Hyde said.
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While the Orioles got a scare when John Means was forced to leave the team’s June 5 game, the MRI revealed a shoulder strain. “It’s very, very similar to what he had in 2019, so no structural changes in his shoulder,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “… I don’t have long-term concerns.”
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Former Marlins president David Samson, now an analyst for CBS, weighs in on the Orioles’ rebuild and why now is the time for Baltimore to trade John Means.
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The Orioles have lost 10 straight games — their longest losing skid since June 2019 — but GM Mike Elias says the club will stay true to its long-term plan. “It’s very important for us to remain focused and committed,” he said.
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