Orioles And Trey Mancini Announce He Will Retire From Baseball As A Baltimore Oriole
Trey Mancini will sign a one-day contract with Baltimore and retire from baseball as an Oriole on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Read moreTrey Mancini will sign a one-day contract with Baltimore and retire from baseball as an Oriole on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Read moreTrey Mancini talked with PressBox about retirement, fatherhood, what’s next and why he walks away from the game with no regrets.
Read moreFormer Oriole Trey Mancini reflected on his return to the big leagues after a three-year absence and the role Brady Anderson played in his comeback.
Read moreZion Elee, Trey Mancini, Peter Milliman and Shawn Nadelen recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
Read moreFormer Orioles standout Trey Mancini is working out in hopes of getting one more big league shot with an invite to spring training. “I’m hoping something happens,” Mancini said, “but if not, I’ll be all right.”
Read moreJan. 26 would have been Mo Gaba’s 18th birthday. To mark the occasion, Trey Mancini revisited the impact Mo had — and still has — on his personal life, his career and the city of Baltimore.
Read moreTrent Dilfer, Trey Mancini, Brian Newberry and Biff Poggi recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
Read moreTrey Mancini talked with PressBox about his time with the Orioles, winning a World Series with the Astros, signing with the Cubs and more. “No matter how many years I play,” Mancini said, “… I’m always going to have a deep connection with Baltimore.”
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