Jim Hunter Talks Orioles Baseball
Broadcaster Jim Hunter joined The Mark Viviano Show and talked about the Orioles upcoming season.
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Broadcaster Jim Hunter joined The Mark Viviano Show and talked about the Orioles upcoming season.
Opening Day #1. "Can't Wait!". Here is the best I can do for now to get you fired up for MLB 2011.
At last the baseball season is here, Thursday was opening day and on the schedule was the defending World Champion San Francisco Giants. So, what better way to finish my prediction & previews series than to talk about the division with the champs in it?
The Tampa Bay Rays are underdogs again in the AL East, which is just fine with manager Joe Maddon.
The countdown is on. The Baltimore Orioles are ready to open their 20th season at Camden Yards on Monday.
Jeremy Guthrie will start opening night in Tampa Bay against the Rays. Followed by Brian Matusz, and Chris Tillman. Bring on Friday night!!
Matt Vensel of baltimoresun.com talked NCAA, NFL draft, and Orioles with Ken Weinman.
Baseball was the topic when Rob Neyer of sbnation.com talked with Ken Weinman.
Craig Calcaterra of NBCSports.com talks baseball on The Ken Weinman Show.
Is it me or is anyone else getting sick of the hypocrisy in professional and major college sports? This week while Barry Bonds is on trial for lying about his alleged steroid use an HBO special aired featuring four Auburn football players who claim they were paid from their days as high school players through college.
Orioles stay in Florida for the weekend.
Jonah Keri, author of "The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took a Major League Baseball Team from Worst to First," talked baseball on The Ken Weinman Show.
Is a 95-win season a bust in Boston?
The Baltimore Orioles got their roster down to 25 today as they get ready for opening night Friday in Tampa Bay against the Rays.
The face of the Baltimore Orioles has lines around the eyes, is topped with a generous layer of gray hair and often is adorned with a fierce look of intensity. The face belongs to manager Buck Showalter.
Max Scherzer managed to find one positive aspect about his final spring training performance: It won't mean a thing by the end of the week.
The new Home Run king?
An 18-game season?
Delmon Young hit a two-run homer and Scott Baker pitched six solid innings to help the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Friday.
