In His Own Words: Earl Weaver
Remembering Earl Weaver: Earl Joined the Scott Garceau Show when his statue was unveiled in June. Wonderful reflections on a HOF career.
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Remembering Earl Weaver: Earl Joined the Scott Garceau Show when his statue was unveiled in June. Wonderful reflections on a HOF career.
Earl Weaver, the feisty Hall-of-Fame Baltimore Orioles manager, died early Saturday morning of an apparent heart attack while on an Orioles' fantasy cruise in the Caribbean. He was 82.
Earl Weaver dies at age 82.
The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to terms with catcher Matt Wieters, infielder Chris Davis and left-handed pitchers Brian Matusz and Troy Patton.
Buck Showalter was tired of hearing about his contract. Ever since the end of the most successful season in 14 years, the Baltimore Orioles manager was pestered about the contract.
Matt Wieters talks about the success of the Orioles in the 2012 season
Orioles' first baseman hitter Chris Davis joins Vinny and Bob Haynie to talk about his offseason, the upcoming Fanfest, and his thoughts as spring training approaches.
Orioles 2nd baseman Brian Roberts Called-in to Ed & Steve this morning.
Pitcher Tommy Hunter and the Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a $1.82 million, one-year contract, more than tripling his salary of $493,500 last year.
Despite missing most of last season, outfielder Nolan Reimold more than doubled his salary when he agreed to a $1 million, one-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles.
Jim Duquette talks Baseball Hall of Fame and its voting system. As Well as the steroid era.
Ryan Freel, a former Major League Baseball player, was found dead Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla., according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Adam Greenberg is getting a chance to resume his baseball career with the Baltimore Orioles.
Jim Duquette joins the show to talk about the Orioles and to discuss the moves that have been made in the AL East. Jim talked about the Orioles trying to sign Adam Laroche, but said they are having second thoughts because they would have to give up their first round pick.
The stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve will bring fireworks in the sky over Baltimore. Wednesday, the city announced plans for its New Year's Eve Spectacular and this year, there's a new sponsor backing the festivities.
