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Don't let anyone fool you: Home-field advantage in baseball does matter.
On Sunday afternoon, Major League Baseball announced its starting lineups, pitchers and reserves for the 83rd All-Star Game, to be held on July 10 at Kansas City's Kauffman Stadium.
The Orioles will have three representatives in the 2012 All-star game in Kansas City. This will mark the first time since 2005 that the O's will have more than one representative in the midsummer classic.
Brad Mills pitched five innings of three-hit ball in a spot start for the injured Dan Haren after getting called up from the minors, and the Los Angeles Angels got home runs from Albert Pujols, Erick Aybar, Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo in a 6-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.
The Baltimore Orioles were well aware of just how little room for error there is when facing Jered Weaver. Jason Hammel would have needed a scoreless outing just to get a no-decision.
Miguel Gonzalez wore Nick Adenhart's glove onto the mound at Angel Stadium, honoring the memory of his fellow former Angels minor leaguer on the occasion of his first major league start.
Mike from Bel-Air phoned in and tried to figure out with Glenn a fix for the Orioles defensive woes. What should the Orioles do with Wilson Betemit? Should the team give up on Mark Reynolds and put Chris Davis at first base permanently? There is no easy solution to this problem for the Birds.
Jake Arrieta couldn't make it out of the fourth inning for the second straight time, and the Orioles dropped a 9-7 decision to the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday night. He ended up with his third consecutive no-decision after getting staked to a 7-3 lead.
Dave talks about his son Steve & the Orioles starting pitching and expectations for the rest of the year.
Jason Hammel joins the show to talk about his first season with the Orioles.
Steve Johnson of the Orioles joins the show to talk about being called up to the big show.
It has been a remarkable season so far. With the trade deadline approaching, how active will they be? I would be careful if I was Dan Duquette.
The baseball season is reaching the mid-point, and if you've been around town in the past few weeks you've probably noticed a lot of people wearing orange. That's because the Orioles are the surprise team in Major League Baseball.
Chris Tillman struck out 7 and allowed 2 hits in 81/3 innings of work at Seattle Sunday.
Chris Tillman gave up just two hits in 8 1/3 innings in his first start of 2012, Adam Jones hit his 20th home run of the season into the upper deck in left field and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Seattle Mariners 4-2 on Wednesday.
The Baltimore Orioles have recalled right-hander Chris Tillman from Triple-A Norfolk and optioned right-hander Steve Johnson back to the minors.
Robert Andino came up big at the right time for the Baltimore Orioles. A day after dropping a throw at second base that helped extend the seventh inning in a loss to Seattle, Andino homered in the top of the ninth to give the Orioles a 5-4 win Tuesday over the Mariners.
Glenn loves a great phone call & he got one.
The Baltimore Orioles placed infielder Brian Roberts on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a strained right groin, retroactive to July 2. The Orioles recalled outfielder Xavier Avery from Triple-A Norfolk to replace him.
Glenn Younes is joined by Seattle Mariners Play-by-Play announcer Dave Sims.
Jim Palmer said he no longer needs trophies as mementos of his Hall of Fame career, so the former Baltimore Orioles ace has put his three Cy Young Awards and two of his four Gold Gloves up for auction.
Left-hander Dontrelle Willis has decided to retire following a rocky stretch with Baltimore's top farm club.
Baltimore's Jason Hammel was pitching near his hometown and working on his ninth win, with a chance to improve his credentials in the voting for the final AL roster spot for next week's All-Star game. Then came the seventh inning and his only two walks all night, followed by a hanging slider that Seattle's Casper Wells didn't miss.
Rich Dubroff of Comcast SportsNet.com Baltimore joined the Haynie and Zinno Show this afternoon to talk about the Orioles' recent problems, trade projections, and which Birds are headed to the 2012 All Star Game.
