It Takes A Leader: Inside Adley Rutschman’s Passion For The Process Of Catching
How can Adley Rutschman’s passion for the process of catching help the pitchers around him with the Baltimore Orioles?
Read moreHow can Adley Rutschman’s passion for the process of catching help the pitchers around him with the Baltimore Orioles?
Read moreOrioles fan favorite Trey Mancini is committed to keeping his focus on the field in what could be his final year in Baltimore. “I know how it goes and that at any second, anybody could be dealt,” he said. “It’s a business.”
Read moreGlenn Clark says 2022 marks Phase 2 of the Orioles’ rebuild, with Adley Rutschman, D.L. Hall and Grayson Rodriguez expected to make their MLB debuts. And that should help bring some clarity to the big picture.
Read moreThe Orioles continue to aggressively look for talent in Latin America, a reversal of what the club had done in the past. Baseball America’s Ben Badler and Orioles international scouting director Koby Perez discuss Baltimore’s efforts.
Read moreLeft-handed pitcher D.L. Hall was the headliner among those added to the Orioles’ 40-man roster ahead of the Nov. 19 deadline to protect players from the Rule 5 Draft.
Read moreGiven the nature of the business and his almost 30 years of experience while living the dream, Gary Kendall told Jim Henneman he wasn’t shocked to be let go by the Orioles. That doesn’t mean it didn’t sting.
Read moreBrandon Hyde will be back as Orioles manager in 2022. Todd Karpovich breaks down who else is likely to return, and he says the roster might not look drastically different.
Read moreGlenn 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreDespite the Orioles’ dreadful season, Stan “The Fan” Charles says he’s still bullish on GM Mike Elias’ master plan, but there are a few things that need to change for next season.
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