Talking Baseball With Former Orioles SS Mike Bordick
Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with former Orioles shortstop Mike Bordick about his career in Baltimore, the nonprofit he’s working with now and more.
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Mike Bordick Defends Tony La Russa … And Has A Suggestion For Baseball
Former Orioles shortstop Mike Bordick, who played for Tony La Russa with the Athletics, defended the White Sox manager for his outspoken response to DH Yermin Mercedes swinging away on a 3-0 count with an 11-run lead, but Bordick has a suggestion for how to handle blowout games.
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Former MASN Analyst Mike Bordick ‘Thankful’ For Opportunity Orioles Gave Him
Former MASN analyst Mike Bordick, who worked on Orioles broadcasts from 2012-2020, says he’s “thankful for the opportunity” and doesn’t have any bitterness toward the team, though he feels for the others left without jobs as a result of MASN’s cuts.
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Michael Olesker: Silenced Voices In The Broadcasting Booth
Michael Olesker questions the Orioles’ wisdom in cleaning out most of their broadcasting booth.
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Catching Up With Former Orioles SS Mike Bordick
Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley chat with MASN analyst and former Orioles shortstop Mike Bordick about his career, the challenge of following Cal Ripken Jr. and more, plus thoughts on this year’s playoffs and World Series predictions.
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Mike Bordick, Rick Dempsey On What 2020 Season Will Offer For Orioles
MASN analysts and former Orioles Mike Bordick and Rick Dempsey discuss the Orioles players they’re looking forward to watching develop in 2020, their thoughts on the new extra-inning rules and more.
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J.J. Hardy Among Guest Instructors Invited To Orioles Spring Training
The Orioles announced six former players have been invited to spring training to serve as guest instructors, including J.J. Hardy.
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Former Orioles SS Mike Bordick On Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal
Former Orioles shortstop and current MASN analyst Mike Bordick says the Houston Astros’ World Series championship in 2017 is “completely discredited” due to the team’s sign-stealing scheme that year, and he says technology-aided sign-stealing is probably more rampant than it appears.
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