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Orioles infield prospect Toby Welk has embraced the challenges of his call-up to Double-A Bowie and the chance to play alongside a dominant group of players. “I’m so excited to get the opportunity to see these guys play in person,” Welk said, “let alone be on the field with them and try and win ballgames with them.”
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Orioles pitching prospect Kyle Brnovich, now with Double-A Bowie, attributes his success this year to the work he put in at home during his time off last year. “A lot of stuff was shut down during that time,” Brnovich said. “I would throw bullpens into a tire. … You have to get pretty imaginative.”
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Orioles outfield prospect Hudson Haskin is settling in with the IronBirds after making the jump from Delmarva to Aberdeen in July. “I was really excited to have the opportunity to come here and continue to challenge myself and try and get better every day,” Haskin said.
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Here are five things to know about Colton Cowser, a 21-year-old outfielder and the Orioles’ top pick in the 2021 MLB Draft.
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New Orioles prospect Creed Willems planned on playing college baseball for Texas Christian University rather than pro ball only a few short weeks ago. But those plans quickly changed during the 2021 MLB Draft.
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Orioles prospect Kyle Stowers has played well since making the jump to Double-A and he credits his success to the talent around him. “The exciting part about getting called up was that type of leveling up in competition and seeing where you stack against really top competition,” Stowers said.
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Drafted by the Orioles in the second round of the 2021 MLB Draft, infielder Connor Norby credits East Carolina coach Cliff Godwin for helping him develop and realize his dreams. “He’s the reason why I am at where I am today,” Norby said.
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After transferring during college and going unselected in last year’s MLB Draft, Aberdeen first baseman J.D. Mundy is enjoying a productive season in his first year in the Orioles’ farm system.
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For Southern Mississippi outfielder Reed Trimble, getting drafted by the Orioles was a dream come true. “I still got other [dreams] to work to, but hearing my name called out was really awesome,” Trimble said. “… It’s just been a lot of emotions, but happiness is probably the biggest one.”
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For Orioles prospect Tyler Nevin, making it to the big leagues provided a boost of assurance that he is capable of playing at the highest level. “I always believed in myself, but I went up and I felt comfortable right away — and it’s just really helping me going forward,” Nevin said.
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