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Orioles prospect Gunnar Henderson doesn’t believe his development has been negatively impacted by the absence of minor-league games. “Being able to see these [upper-level] guys, the pitching and the harder ground balls hit, I feel like it helped my development that much more.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Norfolk Tides manager Gary Kendall about working with the Orioles’ prospects this year at the team’s alternate training site at Bowie.
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Jim Henneman talked with Jerry Narron, the former Orioles third base coach and current Red Sox bench coach who also assisted with Israel’s team in the 2017 World Baseball Classic, about the impact of Dean Kremer’s debut as the first Israeli citizen to play in the major leagues.
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Yankees third base coach and former big leaguer Phil Nevin says his son Tyler, acquired from the Rockies in the Mychal Givens trade, has a great opportunity in Baltimore. “I’m happy he’s with a great organization,” Nevin said.
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Now that Ryan Mountcastle has made his MLB debut, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said he’s going to play a lot. “We’re going to give him a lot of work in left field, possibly play some first base also,” Hyde said, “but give him a lot of at-bats for the next 30-plus games.”
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The Orioles ranked last in Baseball America’s rankings of which teams extracted the most value out of the 2020 MLB Draft, but MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis believes the organization is heading in the right direction.
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Now that starting pitcher Keegan Akin has gotten the call to join the Orioles, what other prospects could be next?
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Orioles prospect Isaac Mattson is using his time in Bowie to focus on his off-speed pitches and command as he eyes a potential call-up for his major league debut later this season.
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The Orioles have officially set their 30-man roster for Opening Day, with 16 pitchers, two catchers, seven infielders, and five outfielders.
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Orioles prospect and 2019 No. 1 overall pick Adley Rutschman has been staying busy during the pandemic, setting up a home gym at his parents’ house and getting in live at-bats with a small group of friends. “Just the waiting for that call is what keeps me motivated,” Rutschman said.
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