For Home-Run Happy Orioles, There's No Place Like Home
Coming off another series win at Camden Yards, the Orioles boast a major-league best 39-17 record at home.
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Coming off another series win at Camden Yards, the Orioles boast a major-league best 39-17 record at home.
The Orioles, who dropped a 5-3 setback to Texas on Thursday for their sixth loss in nine outings, begin a 10-game road trip looking for better success as they have lost seven of their last nine away from home.
Baltimore starts a 10-game trip Friday night by facing former teammate Miguel Gonzalez (2-5, 4.06) and the Chicago White Sox.
Here are three Orioles that qualify as 2016 surprises.
The Norris & Long Show Best Of - Week Of August 6th
Former Oriole Ross Grimsley joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk about Orioles pitching.
The Orioles own the best home record in the majors at 39-16.
The addition of Miley, a veteran left-handed starter, and Pearce, a solid utility man with long-ball power, just might be the difference in first-place Baltimore's bid to reach the postseason for the second time in three years.
Gausman outdueled Texas' ace Cole Hamels, leading the Orioles to a 3-2 victory over the Rangers on Wednesday night.
Former Oriole and current MLB analyst Bill Ripken joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk Orioles pitching, the trade deadline and more.
The Maryland boy who underwent a double hand transplant last year threw out the first pitch at Tuesday night's Orioles game.
Adam Jones is competing in the 2016 CareFirst Fan Challenge at Dempsey's Brew Pub & Restaurant later today.
Gausman is looking to put a terrible start behind him after serving up three home runs in the first inning and getting charged with six runs on as many hits and three walks in three frames at the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday.
Adam Jones started our Wednesday morning off with a laugh as he joined Norris and Long. The guys cracked jokes about food, feet and Jerry Coleman, but ultimately got down to the baseball talk.
Dylan Bundy took a no-hitter into the sixth inning for the second game in a row, Pedro Alvarez hit two of Baltimore's four solo homers.
