Orioles RHP Corbin Burnes Dishes On The Latest News Items Across Baseball
Orioles ace Corbin Burnes shares his thoughts on possible MLB rules changes, including automated balls and strikes, the reported six-inning proposal and more.
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Former Orioles Catcher Rick Dempsey On The Challenge Home Plate Umpires Face
When it comes to the question of automated ball-strike technology, count former Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey in the “no” column, but there is a change he thinks could improve calls.
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White Sox 1B/OF, Gilman Grad Gavin Sheets Supports MLB’s Shift, Pitch Clock Rules
Gavin Sheets is off to a solid start in his second full year in the majors, and the Gilman grad is enjoying MLB’s new rules. “It’s nice coming up and not seeing a guy in shallow right field and a third baseman at second base and a shortstop across,” Sheets said. “It frees you up to use the whole field.”
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Talking Baseball With Jim Duquette
Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with former GM Jim Duquette about the Orioles’ season so far, the MLB postseason picture and the new rules coming for 2023.
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Jim Henneman: A Simple Fix To Rescue Baseball From The Doldrums
With strikeouts up and action down across baseball, Jim Henneman wonders if a simple fix could help rescue baseball from the doldrums … and former O’s skipper Buck Showalter weighs in, too.
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Jim Henneman: MLB’s New ‘Tack’ For Old Rules — Using Umpires As ‘Inspection Police’
Jim Henneman weighs in on MLB’s decision to crack down on pitchers using a foreign substance to get a better grip on the ball, and he says baseball has a history of ignoring rules that already exist — and then making it a big deal when there is an emphasis on enforcing them.
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What The 2021 Major League Baseball Season Could Look Like
With so much uncertainty surrounding the 2021 MLB season, Stan “The Fan” Charles says to follow the money regarding how the season may ultimately play out.
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Changes Coming To MLB … Be Careful What You Wish For
Jim Henneman believes a few of the rules MLB tried during the pandemic-altered 2020 season will stick around, but he hopes one is gone forever.
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Former Orioles Closer Gregg Olson On 60-Game Season, Rules Changes In 2020
Former Orioles closer and current Orioles Radio Network analyst Gregg Olson says this year’s 60-game MLB season will make for an exciting stretch of baseball, though he thinks the commissioner’s office is using the pandemic as a way to test out some new rules.
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Jim Henneman: What’s To Like, Dislike About Baseball In 2020, Starting With The DH
Jim Henneman weighs in on some of the possibilities for baseball in 2020, and he says this year could change the designated hitter forever.
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