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The American League Championship Series begins on Friday night and it features two teams that have waited a long time to get there.
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The American League Championship Series begins on Friday night and it features two teams that have waited a long time to get there.
As the Orioles prepare to play in their first American League Champion Series since 1997, the brass of the franchise extended J.J. Hardy's contract for an additional three seasons.
Cliff Floyd of Sirius/XM Radio joined Ed and Steve to talk about the ALCS.
The Orioles may not have started the ALCS series against the Royals, but fans already have reason to celebrate. Fan favorite J.J. Hardy has signed a 3 year contract extension with the Orioles to remain with the team through 2018.
Riders of Maryland Area Regional Commuter trains are asking Gov. Martin O'Malley to extend service hours if the Orioles make it to the World Series.
Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed and Steve to talk about ALCS game 1 tonight.
The countdown is on. In less than 24 hours, the Orioles start their push to become American League champions and go on to the World Series.
J.J. Hardy signed a three-year contract with the Orioles on Thursday night, the eve of Baltimore's first appearance in the AL Championship Series since 1997.
Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations of our Baltimore Orioles, Dan Duquette, joined Vinny and Rob to preview the ALCS that starts on Friday in Baltimore.
I got a text around 11:00 today saying that J.J. Hardy would sign an extension either today or tomorrow.
There have been some real contenders & champions coming out of the smaller markets over the last few years as evidenced this year by The Orioles & Royals battling in this year's ACLS. These teams have to draft better, make smarter under the radar free agent signings & develop talent better but as we have seen - it's doable.
The Orioles are about to start the American League Championship Series against the Kansas City Royals in a matchup few expected. With Baltimore 4 wins away from the World Series, here are a few players to keep an eye on.
Ken Singleton joined Ed and Steve to talk about the ALCS between the O's and the Royals.
Orioles Manager Buck Showalter on the upcoming ALCS with the Kansas City Royals.
Former Oriole and current MLB Network analyst Bill Ripken joined Bob and Glenn to breakdown the League Championship Series.
