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After getting a taste of the minors this summer, Orioles No. 1 overall pick Jackson Holliday is looking forward to using the offseason “just to focus on getting stronger and develop my game even more going into spring training.”
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A high school back injury forced Orioles prospect John Rhodes to switch positions, and also gave him a new perspective on the game. “I’m so thankful that everything’s worked out how it has today,” Rhodes said.
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Drafted by the Orioles in the second round (No. 42 overall) of the 2022 MLB Draft, Max Wagner is focused on using his late-season stint with the organization to learn where he has to improve in order to succeed in pro ball.
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Double-A Bowie lefty Cade Povich has gotten off to a solid start in the Orioles organization since coming over in the Jorge López deal. “To be in a new uniform in a new place with new teammates, it was kind of like a reset mentally for me,” Povich said.
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For Orioles outfield prospect Jud Fabian, landing with Baltimore in the 2022 MLB Draft was a long time coming after he was targeted by the club in 2021. “It’s just really awesome to be a part of it,” he said.
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Orioles left-handed pitching prospect DL Hall figures to be back in the rotation mix next spring, but MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis thinks the bullpen is where he has the best chance for success. “I think he’s got some of the best left-handed stuff in the minors,” Callis said.
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It’s been a bit of a struggle for Orioles infield prospect Coby Mayo since he was promoted to Double-A Bowie, but he knows that’s part of the game. “You’re going to struggle,” Mayo said. “… I think the best players just get out of those struggles a little bit faster than everybody else.”
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Now with Double-A Bowie, right-hander Justin Armbruester is adjusting to the grind of pro ball. “I’ve just tried to learn something new every day and find a way to get better every day,” Armbruester said.
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Baseball is in the blood of Orioles top pick Jackson Holliday, and though he is just 18 years old, Jackson believes he can make it to the majors within two years. “That’s a big goal, but I think I can do it,” he said.
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Orioles prospect Connor Norby chats with PressBox about his bucket-list place to visit, his favorite spot to eat in Maryland and more.
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