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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Eric Garfield discuss the latest from the Orioles’ minor league system, including standout performances from Coby Mayo, Dylan Beavers and others, plus they weigh in on Jackson Holliday’s struggles and more.
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The Orioles announced their 2024 minor league coaching staffs, led by managers Buck Britton (Norfolk), Roberto Mercado (Bowie), Felipe Rojas Alou Jr. (Aberdeen), Collin Woody (Delmarva), Christian Frias (FCL Orioles) and Chris Madera and Elbis Morel (DSL Orioles).
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The Orioles announced their 2023 minor league coaching staffs and player development assignments, with all managers returning to their same posts, including Buck Britton in Norfolk, Kyle Moore in Bowie, Roberto Mercado in Aberdeen and Felipe Rojas Alou Jr. in Delmarva.
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Orioles outfield prospect Hudson Haskin chatted with PressBox about his favorite minor league road trip, his favorite spot to eat in Maryland and more.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Norfolk Tides manager Gary Kendall about the Orioles prospects closest to be being ready to help the club, how the pandemic affected players’ development and more.
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Adley Rutschman does not appear to be weighed down by the lofty expectations surrounding him as he begins the season at Double-A Bowie. “There’s always going to be expectations and for me, I just have to be able to control what I can control,” Rutschman said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Aberdeen IronBirds GM Jack Graham about the impact of losing the 2020 season, how they’re preparing for 2021 and the transition from short-season to full-season affiliate.
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Though the Frederick Keys lost their affiliation with the Baltimore Orioles, Keys owner Ken Young is hopeful his team can remain connected to the Orioles in other ways and is optimistic the new MLB Draft League will provide the community with high-quality baseball.
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After watching the breakup of the 30-plus-year relationship between the Frederick Keys and Baltimore Orioles, Jim Henneman says the Keys and the community deserve a better deal, and hopefully they’ll get one down the road.
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Jim Henneman considers the possible implications of the changes to Major League Baseball’s minor-league system, both for minor-league teams in Maryland and for the young players trying to make their way through the system.
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