New Tribute Honors Orioles' Hall Of Fame Players
One artist's love of sports and history combine in a chance to cast O's players in bronze.
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One artist's love of sports and history combine in a chance to cast O's players in bronze.
Orioles pitcher Tsuyoshi Wada will get a second opinion on his ailing left elbow from orthopedist Dr. Lewis Yocum.
Tom Verducci, MLB Writer with Sports Illustrated joined The Scott Garceau Show and went around the league with Scott and Jeremy.
Orioles skipper Buck Showalter is not sure what to do with Reynolds, but you can see his patience may be running thin.
In Strop and Johnson, the Bird have two guys with "closer stuff". In O'Day and Lindstrom, they have two guys who can take the ball in the seventh and really shorten games for Buck Showalter.
Tommy Hunter allowed three hits over six innings, Matt Wieters homered off the glove of left fielder Eric Thames, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 on Tuesday night.
The NFL Network is reporting that the most likely scenario involving Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is that he will not get a contract extension but will just play out his current contract through the end of this coming season.
Jayson Stark, ESPN MLB Writer joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked Baseball with Scott and Jeremy.
As part of the celebration of Camden Yards' 20th Anniversary, The Orioles will honor their six Hall of Famers with bronze statues in the picnic grove-area. Frank Robinson will be honored Saturday followed throughout the season by Brooks Robinson, Earl Weaver, Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray and Cal Ripkin Jr.
For Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter, the best seat in the house was right in front of the television in the visiting clubhouse.
It didn't take much for Jake Arrieta to unravel after he held the Angels to just one hit over the first four innings: A bad pickoff throw, a couple of well-placed hits and suddenly Los Angeles has a five-run inning.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have acquired third baseman Josh Bell from the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday for a player to be named.
Brian Matusz has a long way to go to surpass the major league record of 27 consecutive losses set by Anthony Young with the New York Mets almost 20 years ago.
The Baltimore Orioles claim to have a different mindset this season and not even a tiny interloper could derail another confidence-building road victory.
Brian Kenny, of MLB Network, joins the Haynie and Zinno Show to discuss the hot topics in Major League Baseball.
