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With a number of talented prospects at Triple-A, Orioles GM Mike Elias said the question of when to call players up has become a “balancing act” between making sure prospects are developing as everyday players while also bringing them up to help the big league team in spots.
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Daniel Jeremiah, Brent Urban, Terrin Vavra and Jameis Winston recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
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Jim Henneman surveys the Orioles’ roster at the end of spring training, from Grayson Rodriguez and DL Hall landing at Triple-A to Terrin Vavra emerging as a semi-regular somewhere in the lineup.
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After making his MLB debut last season, Terrin Vavra hopes to secure a spot on the Orioles’ Opening Day roster, but he’s thinking beyond that. “The reason we’re here is to win a World Series,” Vavra said. “… I think it will be naive of us not to expect that level of play.”
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Orioles rookie infielder Terrin Vavra got off to a strong start after getting called up to the majors in late July, and while he has seen a drop-off in production and playing time since then, the struggle has served as a learning process.
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Matt Kremnitzer looks at five near-ready Orioles prospects to watch in 2022 other than Adley Rutschman … and goes inside the numbers to show why each player is interesting.
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Though they play different sports, Orioles infield prospect Terrin Vavra and Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman have a friendship that began while they were training in Minnesota during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Acquired from the Rockies in last summer’s Mychal Givens deal, Orioles infield prospect Terrin Vavra is relishing his time with the Baysox. “I don’t think there’s ever been a time where I’ve stepped out on a baseball field expecting to win as I do right now,” Vavra said. “… It’s fun to be a part of.”
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