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The Baltimore Orioles weren't going to go unbeaten this season anyway, so after their first loss they turned their sights toward more realistic goals.
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Former O's VP Jim Duquette joins the Norris & Davis Show weekly to discuss the latest on the orange-hot O's.
Can this just go on forever please??? The Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-1 yesterday behind the hitting of Brian Roberts, Nick Markakis, and Matt Wieters.
I'm sure most of you are still feeling the excitement from Monday's festivities at Camden Yards. I hope everyone in Baltimore had a happy and safe Opening Day. What a perfect day for baseball and a perfect way to start off the season with an undefeated 4-0 record. Thank you all for coming over to Pickles Pub to listen to the Post Game Show with Bob Haynie, Joe Orsulak and myself. What a scene that was!
Buck Showalter is at it again. After guiding the last-place Baltimore Orioles to a 34-23 finish last season, Showalter warned that it would be foolish to expect a carry-over into this year. And now, in the wake of Baltimore's 4-0 start, he is again calling for the team's long-suffering fans to temper their enthusiasm with a bit of perspective.
On an afternoon when the Detroit Tigers fielded a team with several sick players, a loss to the Baltimore Orioles made everyone feel worse.
Brian Roberts hit a three-run homer, Jake Arrieta allowed one run in six innings and the unbeaten Baltimore Orioles thrilled a sellout crowd in their home opener by defeating the Detroit Tigers 5-1 Monday.
Orioles pitcher Jeremy Guthrie was hospitalized Monday with a high fever that will force him to miss his scheduled start Wednesday against the Detroit Tigers.
