Brittany Ghiroli Talks About Possible Starters For The Orioles As The Series Goes On
Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed and Steve to talk about game 3 of the ALCS.
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Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed and Steve to talk about game 3 of the ALCS.
ESPN personality and long time Boston Globe writer Bob Ryan on his new book.
Gearing up for game three. Monday night, the Orioles will face the Kansas City Royals in the ALCS. This time, it'll be on their turf---but it will now be held Tuesday. Fans are hoping for a little Orioles magic as the Birds try to battle back and rally on the road.
Steve Stewart, from Kansas City Play by Play, joins The Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Femi to talk about the match up tonight.
Game 3 of the ALCS has been postponed.
The Birds dropped two to Kansas City at OPACY to start the ALCS and MASN broadcaster Mel Antonen joined the guys to talk about the streaking Royals.
Everyday Vinny gives us an update on Wall Street and also tells us whose stock is rising and whose stock is plummeting in the sports world.
Chen gets the ball in Game 3. It's time for a starting pitcher to give a lights out performance.
Game 3 will now be Tuesday night, with two more games on deck in Kansas City -- the second only if needed. And make no mistake the Orioles are desperate to play all of them.
Even after two disappointing games, Orioles fans won't stop believing.
Orioles fans came to play and once again prove that they are crazy about the O's.
Zach Britton and the Baltimore Orioles' suddenly shaky bullpen sure picked a terrible time to lose consecutive home games for the first time since June.
Late-inning dramatics didn't quite suit the regular-season version of the Kansas City Royals, but the postseason edition sure doesn't seem to be shying away from the pressure.
All season, the Baltimore Orioles relied on a simple formula -- hit more homers than the other guys and use a deep relief corps to outpitch them in the late innings. So much for that.
Game 1 of the American League Championship Series is here, and it's turning into a real fight. The Orioles are facing the tough Kansas City Royals at Camden Yards.
So far, so good. The Orioles first ALCS game is underway.
J.J. Hardy can earn $54.8 million over four years in his new contract with the Baltimore Orioles.
Game day is upon us. The ALCS is just a few short hours away from getting started. The Orioles and their fans are excited and ready as the birds inch one step closer to the World Series.
If you live in Baltimore, you've certainly heard of Mt. Royal Avenue before. Well, the mayor decided to get rid of the street name for the Orioles' ALCS match-up against the Royals.
Former Oriole and Hall of Famer Rick Dempsey joined us to break down the upcoming ALCS between the Orioles and Royals.
Everyday Vinny gives us an update on Wall Street and also tells us whose stock is rising and whose stock is plummeting in the sports world.
Baltimore Orioles Manager Buck Showalter had 25 spots to fill and there might be a few surprises once again.
The surprising Kansas City Royals and unflappable Baltimore Orioles are extremely similar with one significant exception: the fashion in which they score runs. The team that best utilizes its standard method of offense will likely win the best-of-seven AL Championship Series, which begins Friday night.
Orioles General Manager Dan Duquette joined Ed and Steve to talk about the ALCS and JJ Hardy's new contract.
Robberies, just another reason why baseball is the greatest sport.
