Bob Haynie: Orioles Use The Power For A Win In Florida
After dropping two games in a row, the Baltimore Orioles needed to get themselves a win against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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After dropping two games in a row, the Baltimore Orioles needed to get themselves a win against the Tampa Bay Rays.
With the recent announcement that Matt Wieters' elbow would require surgery, we thought back on some other memorable injuries that the Orioles have had to deal with and fans can't forget.
David DeJesus ran out of room and crashed into the wall, resulting in a grand slam for Baltimore's Chris Davis in the Orioles' 7-5 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.
"They've got some guys that I think are just great players." Marc said about the Orioles this year. "I mean I'll tell everybody that I think Adam Jones is one of the most fascinating and interesting players, both to watch and talk to, I really enjoy watching him play.
Mel Antonen joined Vinny and Rob to talk Matt Wieters and other Orioles baseball topics.
With inconsistent run production the last few games, the Baltimore Orioles are hoping Miguel Gonzalez won't have much difficulty regaining the form he showed before a stint on the disabled list.
Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed and Steve to talk about Matt Wieters season ending surgery.
Yoni Rosenblatt joined Ed and Steve to talk about Matt Wieters season ending surgery.
The long ball did in the Baltimore Orioles. Jerry Sands, Yunel Escobar and Ryan Hanigan homered Monday night, helping the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-4.
"It's a big loss." Giglio said about the Orioles losing gold glove catcher Matt Wieters to Tommy John surgery. "There's no doubt about that, especially because of how well Matt Wieters had hit earlier this season, his offense really took a jump the level so many of us expected it to be when he came up from the minor leagues all those years ago. He was hitting like that star, that all-around star everyone said he was going to be, and it's unfortunate to have to watch his season end."
Baltimore Orioles catcher Matt Wieters will have season-ending surgery on his right elbow Tuesday.
Wei-Yin Chen hasn't lost in over six weeks, and his latest performance was his best of the season.
Roger Mooney of the Tampa Tribune breaks down the Orioles vs Rays series.
J.A. Happ pitched effectively into the seventh inning, Dioner Navarro had three hits and two RBIs and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-2 Sunday for a split of the four-game series.
The only thing that could hold Bud Norris back in his last start was a blister.
One of these days, Ubaldo Jimenez hopes to measure success by notches in the win column.
There's plenty of thunder in those bats but hardly a whimper when the A's and Jays got shutdown by Orioles rookie Kevin Gausman this week.
If the Baltimore Orioles are going to make a move in the AL East, it would help if their starting pitching could continue its recent trend of outstanding performances.
The young righty pitched six strong innings as the Birds knocked off the first-place Toronto Blue Jays 4-2. Now Buck Showalter must decide what to do with his starting staff upon Gonzalez's return.
With possibly the biggest series they've had so far this season over the weekend, why would they have Machado' sitting on the bench for the 4 games against the Blue Jays?
FoxSports.com MLB writer Rob Neyer joins Bob Haynie and Glenn Younes on Sports Rehab to discuss the latest topics within Major League Baseball, including the race for the AL East title.
Buck did not just talk highly about Cruz though but also one of Baltimore's favorite Matt Wieters. He talked very highly of Wieters including that he is a "good defensive player." He called both teams, the Blue Jays and the Orioles "the class of the league."
The Toronto Blue Jays may have cooled off but Mark Buehrle certainly hasn't.
The best pics from around MLB from the week of June 10, 2014.
The Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles met at Camden Yards on Tuesday night where the rain was plentiful but runs were not.
