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Stan “The Fan” Charles, Ross Grimsley and Luke Jackson discuss some of the key storylines for the Orioles, including the return of Kyle Bradish and John Means, concerns regarding Craig Kimbrel and more.
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Todd Karpovich breaks down the latest Orioles news, including Kyle Bradish’s return, Grayson Rodriguez heading to the injured list and more.
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With Kyle Bradish and John Means working their way back from injuries, what will the Orioles’ rotation look like moving forward?
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Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins is getting it done in the field and at the plate. “For me, this is Cedric Mullins,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “He drives runs in, he causes chaos on the bases. He plays a Gold Glove center field. He’s just a huge igniter for our offense.”
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PressBox profiles Grayson Rodriguez’s development as the Orioles right-hander looks to become the team’s next homegrown ace.
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Todd Karpovich breaks down the latest Orioles news, from Kyle Bradish’s rehab progress to Jackson Holliday’s early struggles and more.
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Doug Glanville believes Corbin Burnes could be the piece that pushes the Orioles over the top as a World Series-caliber team — not just for his ability to shut down hitters, but also how he saves the bullpen. “That is what Burnes does and it’s just a game-changer,” Glanville said.
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Orioles RHP Tyler Wells enters the season looking to prove he can be an effective starting pitcher for a full season. “The only thing that’s ever going to tell anyone that is my results,” Wells said, “and that’s exactly what I plan on trying to do.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles is excited to see what Tyler Wells can do this year, but he says the challenge for the Orioles is keeping him relevant for an entire season.
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After a 2023 performance that left him “pretty pissed off,” Orioles pitcher Cole Irvin got to work early in the offseason and spent the time off making tweaks to his arsenal. “I’m trying to make some changes to my arsenal to really turn some heads,” Irvin said.
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