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As much as he believed in the direction Mike Elias was taking the Orioles, Stan “The Fan” Charles admits he honestly wasn’t sure we’d see a roar like there was at Camden Yards this weekend this soon.
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The Athletic baseball writer Keith Law shares his take on the top prospects for the 2022 MLB Draft and explains why an under-slot strategy might make sense for the Orioles based on this year’s draft class.
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“It’s not something that I think at this point in time looks particularly worrisome from a long-term standpoint,” Orioles GM Mike Elias said of Grayson Rodriguez’s strained lat muscle, “… but it’s an unfortunate timing development for both him and the Orioles, obviously.”
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The Orioles have struggled to get hits in key situations this season and are currently tied for 26th in the league with 159 runs scored. Todd Karpovich looks at some options at Triple-A Norfolk who could give the offense a boost.
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Orioles GM Mike Elias is confident the Orioles are turning a corner in the rebuild. “We’ve got blue skies ahead of us,” Elias said. “… There is a lot to look forward to. I’m very excited and feel like the most difficult, arduous part of the work that we’ve had to do is kind of behind us.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles reacts to the promotion of Adley Rutschman to the big leagues and wonders if Orioles fans might soon learn a new mantra — “In Mike We Trust.”
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How can Adley Rutschman’s passion for the process of catching help the pitchers around him with the Baltimore Orioles?
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Orioles 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.”
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Glenn 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.
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The 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.
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