Rob Long: Oh The Magic
Yeah, I'm a geek, I know. That's one of the songs that would play at Memorial Stadium. I would get to the stadium about two hours early on Sundays and would hear that song.
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Yeah, I'm a geek, I know. That's one of the songs that would play at Memorial Stadium. I would get to the stadium about two hours early on Sundays and would hear that song.
It's early but you have to be a little concerned about the Orioles pitching staff.
Now that's a Pick to Click. In your face Conn!
Orioles insider Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed & Steve to talk about early season baseball in Baltimore.
Matt Wieters hit a grand slam in the bottom of the 10th inning and the Baltimore Orioles withstood four solo homers by the Tampa Bay Rays in a 10-6 victory Thursday night.
A special youth baseball clinic gets the ball rolling.
Kelly Johnson and Shelley Duncan homered, James Loney had three RBIs and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-2 Wednesday night to snap a four-game skid.
Jake Arrieta gave up a home run on the first pitch he threw, struggled with his control for much of the game and finally was pulled before getting an out in the sixth inning.
Through 12 games, the Baltimore Orioles sit at 6-6. A .500 record does not speak of brilliance, but, after two weeks, the Birds certainly have been interesting.
Baseball and business. The two came together in Baltimore on Monday. It was the 35th Annual Lunch with the Orioles, and this year it was more crowded than ever.
Here is the second installment of my "6-4-3." Top 6 teams, 4 stats of the week and 3 bottom teams.
After a long, drawn-out spring training, and two weeks spent almost entirely on the road, Chris Davis and the Baltimore Orioles were ready to head home.
Hiroki Kuroda pitched a five-hitter for his fifth major league shutout and Brett Gardner hit his first home run off a left-handed pitcher since July 2010, leading the New York Yankees over the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 Sunday night.
Gold Glove shortstop J.J. Hardy bounced a routine throw for his first error this season. All-Star Adam Jones flung his bat and helmet after chasing strike three. Nate McLouth ran through a stop sign and was an easy out at the plate.
