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The Baltimore Orioles have had their share of rough patches this season, but a three game sweep of the Oakland A's classifies as one of their early season bright spots.
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The Baltimore Orioles have had their share of rough patches this season, but a three game sweep of the Oakland A's classifies as one of their early season bright spots.
Bob Haynie and John Eisenberg talk Baltimore sports along with what they think will happen in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
Orioles Pitcher Chris Jakubauskas joins The Scott Garceau Show and tells the guys how it felt to be back on the mound.
Here the Orioles sit, approaching .500 again. For the record, I predicted the Orioles to be 79-83, so they're on the pace that I anticipated. That said, it's pretty hard to believe where they are considering all the things that have gone wrong.
Big decision: Orioles or University of Maryland! KJ Hockaday was drafted by the O's 2-days after high school graduation.
Rookie Zach Britton took a four-hitter into the seventh inning, Mark Reynolds homered, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the skidding Oakland Athletics 3-2 on Wednesday night for a three-game sweep.
After a 1-5 road trip out West, the Orioles have won their last two games at home behind solid pitching performances by Brian Matusz - who won his first game of the season - and Chris Jakubauskas, who was making a spot start in what has been a four-man rotation.
How would they pitch to Bryce Harper after he blew them a kiss?
J.J. Hardy, Luke Scott and Adam Jones hit solo homers, Chris Jakubauskas pitched five shutout innings and the Baltimore Orioles beat Oakland 4-0 Tuesday night to stretch the Athletics' losing streak to a season-high eight games.
Steve Goldman talks MLB Draft and other hot topics from around the Major Leagues with Bob Haynie.
In my opinion the best All Star game in all of professional sports is a little over a month away when baseball's best head to Arizona in the second week of July.
Mike Harmon knows all and does all when it comes to sports. He joined The Mark Viviano Show and weighed in on the MLB Draft, fantasy baseball and football and more.
Orioles chose Dylan Bundy as their first pick in the 2011 MLB Draft. Bundy is an 18-year old RHP with a .20 ERA.
