Quick Hits Around Baltimore Sports
John Eisenberg, writer for baltimoreravens.com and CSNBaltimore.com, joins Bob Haynie to discuss some of the hot topics in Baltimore sports.
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John Eisenberg, writer for baltimoreravens.com and CSNBaltimore.com, joins Bob Haynie to discuss some of the hot topics in Baltimore sports.
The biggest story in O's spring training camp in Sarasota is about Buck Showalter. One player recently sounded off about all of the emphasis and attention going to Showalter, now Adam Jones reacts to critics.
Danny Valencia kept showing he might be Minnesota's long-term solution at third base.
I don't think there's any doubt that the Orioles will be better. If they were in another division, they might even be a team that could flirt with contention.
Orioles left-hander Brian Matusz returned to the mound one day after getting a wart removed from his left middle finger and expects to make his next start.
The Baltimore Orioles are holding open tryouts to find ballgirls and ballboys for the 2011 baseball season.
Nolan Reimold and Jake Fox homered to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-2 win over the Detroit Tigers.
Tony Pente, from orioleshangout.com, joins Bob to discuss realistic expectations for the Orioles come spring time in Baltimore.
When the Baltimore Orioles signed Kevin Gregg earlier this year, it was assumed that he would be their closer. Now after yet another setback to Koji Uehara, that assumption seems to be much closer to reality.
Orioles P Jeremy Guthrie joined The Norris & Davis Show to talk about BYU (he once signed the 'honor code'), new additions to the lineup and more Orioles!
Orioles left-hander Brian Matusz will get a wart removed from the middle finger of his left hand and probably miss a start in spring training.
Carl Pavano is off to such a good spring training start for the Minnesota Twins that he decided he needed more work.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman joins The Scott Garceau Show Live from Sarasota.
Baltimore Orioles right-hander Koji Uehara has been given a cortisone injection in his right elbow.
Roy Oswalt completed the first full turn through Philadelphia's vaunted rotation, giving up a run in two innings of a 6-5 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday.
