Orioles Option RHP Bergesen; Bring Up Jakubauskas
The Baltimore Orioles optioned right-hander Brad Bergesen to Triple-A Norfolk on Saturday and selected the contract of pitcher Chris Jakubauskas, who could start Sunday against Texas.
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The Baltimore Orioles optioned right-hander Brad Bergesen to Triple-A Norfolk on Saturday and selected the contract of pitcher Chris Jakubauskas, who could start Sunday against Texas.
One of the (statistically speaking) all time great home run hitters abruptly retired today.
The Texas Rangers received another day to savor their stature as the only unbeaten team in the major leagues after their game Friday night against the Baltimore Orioles was postponed by rain.
ESPN's Tim Kurkjian joins The Scott Garceau Show LIVE and gives us his thoughts on the Orioles' hot start and on Buck Showalter.
The Orioles lost their first game last night 7-3 to the Detroit Tigers. Let's not start jumping out of planes people. The team is going to lose more than a few games this season. Last night, the difference was in the starting pitching.
Following the Bonds trial has only confirmed my feeling that the federal government is to be feared. The case against Barry Bonds appears to be so weak that the defense didn't even see the need to call a witness.
No chewing in baseball?
Is there a chance Bonds goes to jail? Will the NFL lockout end soon?
Is dating like re-adjusting your O's predictions?
Former O's VP Jim Duquette joins the Norris & Davis Show weekly to discuss the latest on the orange-hot O's.
Can this just go on forever please??? The Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-1 yesterday behind the hitting of Brian Roberts, Nick Markakis, and Matt Wieters.
I'm sure most of you are still feeling the excitement from Monday's festivities at Camden Yards. I hope everyone in Baltimore had a happy and safe Opening Day. What a perfect day for baseball and a perfect way to start off the season with an undefeated 4-0 record. Thank you all for coming over to Pickles Pub to listen to the Post Game Show with Bob Haynie, Joe Orsulak and myself. What a scene that was!
Brian Roberts hit a three-run homer, Jake Arrieta allowed one run in six innings and the unbeaten Baltimore Orioles thrilled a sellout crowd in their home opener by defeating the Detroit Tigers 5-1 Monday.
The 2011 Major League baseball season had begun and I can't be more excited. The Orioles may not be the favorites to win the American League East, but they are expected to be better than they have been in a long time. A summer of baseball fun is something this city has been hoping for since 1997.
Rookie Zach Britton did his part to help Baltimore start the new season with three consecutive wins. Britton pitched six sharp innings in his major league debut, J.J. Hardy hit a two-run double and Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-1 on Sunday to complete a season-opening three-game sweep.
Everybody is a kid on opening day!!
