Orioles RHP Hammel Leaves With Right Knee Injury
Right-hander Jason Hammel left the Baltimore Orioles' game against the Detroit Tigers with a right knee injury.
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Right-hander Jason Hammel left the Baltimore Orioles' game against the Detroit Tigers with a right knee injury.
The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to terms with right-handed pitcher Kevin Gausman, their first-round draft pick for 2012.
Former Orioles first baseman Boog Powell talks O's with Ken Weinman.
A round up of this week's Top 5 sports stories.
Jason Hammel has arguably been the "ace" of the O's rotation. Chris Davis has 14 home runs, and as many wins as former Cy Young pitcher Cliff Lee. Adam Jones leads the Orioles in every almost every offensive stat, including runs, hits, doubles, triples, RBI, and stolen bases, but most of his productivity came early in the season and has started to taper off.
Dan Connolly of The Baltimore Sun, called into the Haynie and Zinno Show to talk about the racent Oriole signings, and what the Orioles need to improve to make the playoffs.
During the first 2 1/2 months of the Baltimore Orioles' surprisingly successful season, sports writers from around the country descended upon Camden Yards to find out why a perennial loser was suddenly a contender in the AL East. The answer, manager Buck Showalter insisted, was not profound. He summed it up with one word: "Pitching."
Steve Melewski gives his prediction on how the Orioles will do in the second half of the baseball season.
Steve Melewski of Baltimore Baseball Tonight called into The Scott Garceau Show about the upcoming MLB signing deadline for players selected in the 1st Year Player Draft, position needs for the Orioles and Jim Palmer.
"I told my dad I got a hit off Jim Palmer and he said 'Good. Now do it in the Big Leagues."
Baltimore is rich in baseball history, and now our city is playing a role in what's being called the most exciting find ever in the history of baseball card collecting.
I'm off to Florida for vacation and I wont be back for 10 days. I'm writing my three wishes for when I come back to talk sports.
Jim Palmer will be honored Saturday at Camden Yards.
Ian Cassleberry of Bleacher Report talked with Scott Garceau & Jeremy Conn about the MLB All-Star game and possible trades at the trading deadline.
Dan Duquette is in quite the predicament. It's been 14 years since the Orioles have been in the playoffs, or even sniffed .500. It doesn't seem like either is possible unless he makes some trades.
In all fairness, I am a baseball guy. I love everything about the game. So please excuse my bias, but I tune into all of baseball's mid-summer classic festivities. The Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game itself are great events to me.
Jim Duquette of Baltimore's Baseball tonight joined the Haynie and Zinno show this afternoon to give his predictions of tonight's All-Star Game.
I don't think the All-Star game should determine the home team in the World Series, I do think baseball's All-Star game is the best of all sports. The Orioles have had their share of great moments in the mid-summer classic.
The 84th MLB All-Star Game kicks off at 7:30 pm this evening. The game will showcase the league's brightest young stars and accomplished and seasoned veterans in a spectacle that has gone from exhibition to "importance."
Ken Weinman talks all Star game on 105.7 The Fan.
Despite what Reggie Jackson says Cal doe not see Hall of Famers boycotting induction ceremonies of suspected steroid users.
The Baltimore Orioles have reinstated outfielder Nick Markakis from the 15-day disabled list and optioned infielder Joe Mahoney to Triple-A Norfolk.
Rich Dubroff of CSN Baltimore joined the Haynie and Zinno show this afternoon to discuss the Orioles' woes as they limp into the All-Star break and whether or not they will pursue Milwaukee pitcher Zach Greinke.
How could anyone not be thrilled with the Orioles at the All-Star break? They are 45-40, just the 2nd time this century they've been over .500 going into the break. If the season, ended today, they'd be in the playoffs.
Francisco Liriano ( SP, MIN) has been fantastic since returning to the starting rotation. After tossing 6.2 innings and allowing just one run this week against the Rangers, Liriano has now allowed just 15 runs in his last 49.1 innings, striking out 52 against 24 walks.
