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Kyle Gibson won’t be back with the Orioles in 2024, but he looks back fondly on his time in Baltimore. “Just because I fit into the plans in 2023 and I don’t fit into the plans in 2024, that doesn’t change how I feel about my time there and how I feel about the people there,” Gibson said.
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As the Orioles look ahead to their first playoff appearance since 2016, it is going to be the first playoff appearance for most of the team too. Here’s a quick look at who on the Orioles has postseason experience.
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The Orioles will get reinforcements with the expansion of rosters ahead of this weekend’s series in Arizona. Todd Karpovich breaks down the expected additions, the effectiveness of the club’s six-man rotation and more.
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Todd Karpovich sorts through the latest Orioles’ news, from the excitement of Jordan Westburg’s arrival to Kyle Gibson’s struggles and more.
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Kyle Gibson, Diamond Miller, Larry Stewart and Andrew Vorhees all chatted with Glenn Clark Radio recently. Here’s what they had to say.
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Orioles starting pitcher Kyle Gibson has quickly seen the impact of Adley Rutschman. “When you have a catcher who impacts the game in a huge way on both sides of the baseball, it gives you a massive advantage,” Gibson said. “I think that’s what we have in Adley.”
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“It’s been awesome,” RHP Kyle Gibson said of his time with the Orioles. “As with everything in life, when you’re making a decision, you’re not really sure how it will turn out. Everything here so far has met and exceeded expectations.”
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Todd Karpovich breaks down the Orioles’ rotation through the first two weeks of the season, from the arrival of Grayson Rodriguez and the steady performances from Kyle Gibson to some early struggles from Cole Irvin and Dean Kremer.
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Jim Henneman looks at some of the remaining questions for the Orioles’ starting rotation heading into the regular season, and he says the team’s pitching going north is better than it has been in a long time.
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With the Orioles’ five-man rotation all but officially set, Jim Henneman says the key question is how deep into games those pitchers will be able to go.
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