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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Luke Jackson discuss the Orioles’ 2022 season so far and what it says about the team’s build and how some of the key storylines throughout MLB might play out in the second half.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles breaks down the Orioles’ roster and separates the team’s position players as long-term or short-term pieces.
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Orioles GM Mike Elias is confident the Orioles are turning a corner in the rebuild. “We’ve got blue skies ahead of us,” Elias said. “… There is a lot to look forward to. I’m very excited and feel like the most difficult, arduous part of the work that we’ve had to do is kind of behind us.”
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Ben McDonald believes the Orioles are closer to returning to winning baseball than most observers believe. “I see these young guys who are top prospects in the organization and some of the top [prospects] in all of Major League Baseball, I see the silver lining here,” McDonald said.
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Glenn Clark says 2022 marks Phase 2 of the Orioles’ rebuild, with Adley Rutschman, D.L. Hall and Grayson Rodriguez expected to make their MLB debuts. And that should help bring some clarity to the big picture.
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If the Orioles are going to show any progress this season, Jim Henneman says it will have to start with an improvement in their 1-18 record against the Tampa Bay Rays last season.
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Despite the Orioles’ dreadful season, Stan “The Fan” Charles says he’s still bullish on GM Mike Elias’ master plan, but there are a few things that need to change for next season.
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The Orioles are mired in one of the worst stretches in MLB history. “It’s not easy right now,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “We’re not in many games and that’s hard. The one thing I was proud of the last couple years was in a lot of our losses, we made it close.”
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Since being given the opportunity to be an everyday player when veteran shortstop Freddy Galvis went on the injured list, Ramón Urías has been one of the Orioles’ hottest players, making a strong case to be part of the team in 2022.
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The Orioles have lost 10 straight games — their longest losing skid since June 2019 — but GM Mike Elias says the club will stay true to its long-term plan. “It’s very important for us to remain focused and committed,” he said.
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