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MASN color analyst Ryan Ripken said Jordan Westburg’s absence could present a valuable opportunity for Coby Mayo if the Orioles commit to giving him consistent playing time.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles’ time at spring training has created more questions than answers when it comes to the Orioles’ lineup and defense.
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When it comes to the Orioles’ roster questions, Glenn Clark says there’s one area where “let it work itself out” just isn’t an acceptable solution.
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Orioles infield prospect Coby Mayo will begin the 2024 season at Triple-A Norfolk. “I think you’ve just got to keep working,” Mayo said. “There’s still a long way for me to go — hitting, defense, just maturing as a person, as a player.”
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“I don’t really view it as a competition,” Jordan Westburg said of the Orioles’ abundance of talented infielders. “We’re all fighting for the same cause here. We’re all trying to win a World Series. I view it more as, ‘How can you help the guys around you get better?'”
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Richie Martin, Tyler Nevin and Rougned Odor could represent the next phase of the Orioles’ infield, especially with the recent injury to Ramon Urias and Jorge Mateo’s struggles at the plate.
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Since being given the opportunity to be an everyday player when veteran shortstop Freddy Galvis went on the injured list, Ramón Urías has been one of the Orioles’ hottest players, making a strong case to be part of the team in 2022.
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With Orioles shortstop Freddy Galvis expected to miss up to two months with a strained right quadriceps muscle, the door is open for a young player to take over an everyday role with the major-league club. Who will make the most of that opportunity?
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Todd Karpovich looks at the familiar faces and new additions who should fill out the Orioles’ infield this season.
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