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Orioles infield prospect Wehiwa Aloy hit three home runs for High-A Frederick on May 10, bringing his season slash line to .306/.355/.630 in 121 plate appearances in his first full season of pro ball. Aloy recently talked with PressBox about his approach this season and more.
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Orioles prospect Ethan Anderson talked with PressBox about what he learned last year during his first full season of pro ball, what it was like to work with Craig Albernaz during spring training after watching him coach on YouTube in high school and more.
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Orioles prospect Jud Fabian has six home runs so far at Triple-A Norfolk and he credits Tides hitting coach Rick Strickland for helping him refine his approach at the plate. “I’ve been getting myself in good counts early, and I’ve been able to drive the pitchers’ mistakes,” Fabian said.
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Orioles prospect Enrique Bradfield Jr. was limited to 76 games this season due to hamstring injuries, but he’s making up for lost time in the Arizona Fall League. “I just thought it was a really good, important time for me to come out here and just keep working,” Bradfield said.
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Outfielder Nate George has been named the Orioles’ top minor league player of 2025 and right-handed pitcher Trey Gibson the club’s top minor league pitcher.
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Orioles outfield prospect Nate George has been one of the true out-of-nowhere surprises throughout Minor League Baseball this year. The 16th-round pick spoke to PressBox about his rise.
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Acquired from the Blue Jays in the Seranthony Domínguez deal, Juaron Watts-Brown is confident he has the ability to start at the major league level, and he says he’s “made a tremendous jump from last year to this year.”
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PressBox caught up with two of the prospects the Orioles acquired at the trade deadline, relief pitcher Anthony Nunez and infielder Brandon Butterworth, to learn more about the new players in the O’s system and how they’re adjusting.
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Orioles pitching prospect Michael Forret opted to go the junior college route after high school. Now, he’s thriving with High-A Aberdeen.
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Chesapeake Baysox catcher and first baseman Adam Retzbach is seeing the changes he made to his swing pay off. “If you just keep [doing] what you’re doing and you’re stubborn, that’s not going to be good for your career,” Retzbach said.
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