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Stan “The Fan” Charles breaks down five things he wants to see from the Orioles before the 2021 opener, ranging from Chris Davis to Ryan Mountcastle to Trey Mancini.
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Mo Gaba never hit a home run or struck out a batter. He never scored a touchdown nor made a tackle. Yet, he’s in two halls of fame — and no one who knew Mo or heard his voice doubts his credentials.
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Like so many people around town, Stan “The Fan” Charles was impacted in a big way by Mo Gaba. He has an idea to honor Mo’s contributions to the area.
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PressBox honors the legacy of Mo Gaba with a look back at our 2019 Sportsperson of the Year tribute, in which Trey Mancini, Eric DeCosta and others reflected on Mo’s impact on the sports world and beyond.
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For the first time in nearly his entire life, Trey Mancini isn’t playing baseball. But the Orioles outfielder says he’s feeling well as he continues chemotherapy treatments and cheers on his teammates from afar. “It’s almost like being a kid again,” Mancini said, “just watching the games on TV.”
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Trey Mancini is teaming up with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance to raise awareness for colon cancer, and the Orioles are selling #F16HT t-shirts in support of Mancini’s cancer fight.
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As Trey Mancini undergoes chemotherapy treatments for stage 3 colon cancer, he has the entire Orioles organization behind him. “There’s a lot of people who have a lot of love for him. He’ll come through this,” Austin Wynns said.
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Former Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette talks about Trey Mancini’s cancer battle, Chris Davis’ contract and more.
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Former manager Buck Showalter says it didn’t take long to see what Trey Mancini brought to the Orioles. “… You knew right away that a lot of things that challenge big-league players weren’t going to challenge him because he knew right from wrong.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles says a solid (and maybe spectacular) draft from the Ravens and an inspiring message from Trey Mancini amid his cancer fight made for a pretty uplifting week for Baltimore sports fans, all things considered.
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