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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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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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Dan Duquette was the Orioles’ executive vice president of baseball operations when the club drafted left-hander John Means in the 11th round of the 2014 MLB Draft. Duquette shares his thoughts on drafting Means and watching him develop into the pitcher he is today.
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Glenn Clark looks at why Orioles fans shouldn’t necessarily dismiss the possibility of the team trading John Means.
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Jim Palmer, Ben McDonald, John Means’ college coach Randy Mazey and Means’ wife, Caroline, share their take on the Orioles’ lefty’s no-hitter.
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Matt Kremnitzer goes inside the numbers of John Means’ no-hitter and looks at how he shut down the Mariners.
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What’s it like to throw the first no-hitter by one Orioles pitcher since Jim Palmer in 1969? John Means couldn’t quite find the words, “but to be in the same breath as Palmer, I don’t think it gets much better than that.”
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Orioles lefty John Means threw a no-hitter against the Seattle Mariners May 5, the team’s first by a single pitcher since 1969.
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