The Baltimore Orioles signed their first two picks from the 2023 MLB draft yesterday, the team announced. The Orioles drafted outfielder Enrique Bradfield Jr. with the 17th overall pick in the draft he signed right...
The Orioles trade set the tone for the rebuild thanks to one player but at the same time, made major changes to the way the team drafted prospects as demonstrated in the last 5 seasons....
How does a player with a stocky body “built by Betty Crocker” have so much talent and power? Most importantly, how did the Baltimore Orioles find such a gem? The late Tony Gwynn confessed that...
Jackson Holliday’s Debut in AA Over the weekend Orioles top prospect and MLB’s number one overall prospect Jackson Holliday made his AA debut for the Bowie Baysox. Holliday was just promoted from Single A+ from...
Jackson Holliday is already in Double-A while the other 4 top 5 picks are languishing. Picture it, the MLB draft, 2022, the Orioles have the number one pick of the draft and are widely expected...
The Baltimore Orioles released their 2024 regular season schedule yesterday. The Orioles will finally start the season at home at Camden Yards for the first time in five years. While the Orioles are still working...
With the new DC sports network taking over for NBC Sports Washington this season, why haven’t the Nationals been invited to partake in the network and another thing: What’s with the constant Anti-Baltimore crap? The...
The Orioles will walk into the second half with one of the toughest schedules in baseball The All-Star Game was a fun exhibition despite the fact that Felix Bautista gave up a game winning homerun...
Could the draft use some changes? I personally believe it needs quite a few. The 2023 MLB Draft is officially in the books with Paul Skenes going #1 to the Pittsburgh Pirates, Dylan Crews at...
Infielder Jorge Mateo has been the Baltimore Orioles starting short stop since the Orioles acquired him in 2021. Well, was the starting short stop, it seems as those duties will be mostly split by Gunnar...
