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Tyler Wells had to battle for a spot in the Orioles’ rotation during spring training, but the 28-year-old has been a bulldog on the mound and has solidified his role in pitching every fifth day.
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One day after Adley Rutschman made his big league debut, Orioles GM Mike Elias declared that there were “blue skies ahead” for the club. Whether you buy into that depends on your view, according to Stan “The Fan” Charles.
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Orioles left fielder Austin Hays is enjoying a breakout season, and manager Brandon Hyde credits a calmer approach at the plate. “When he swings at strikes, like I’ve said a lot, he hits the ball hard,” Hyde said.
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The transition from the bullpen to the starting rotation has been a learning process for Tyler Wells, and the Orioles are taking it slow with Wells this year after he totaled 57 innings last year and didn’t pitch competitively in 2019 or 2020.
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Jim Henneman offers a roundup of news and notes from Orioles spring training, including potential trades, what’s next for Tyler Wells and more.
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John Means will not make another start in the first half of the season as he recovers from a strained left shoulder, though he is expected to start throwing side sessions in the coming days. “I would expect him at some point after the All-Star break,” Brandon Hyde said.
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After a sluggish start to the season,Tyler Wells could be pitching his way into the Orioles’ starting rotation. “He’s got the ability to be a starter or a reliever,” manager Brandon Hyde said, “and it’s really because of the development of his changeup, to be able to have multiple pitches.”
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Todd Karpovich breaks down the players the Orioles acquired in this year’s Rule 5 draft, including Mac Sceroler, the nephew of former Orioles top pick Ben McDonald.
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