Larry Bowa LIVE
MLB Network Analyst Larry Bowa joins The Scott Garceau Show and talks Major League Baseball with Scott and Jeremy.
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MLB Network Analyst Larry Bowa joins The Scott Garceau Show and talks Major League Baseball with Scott and Jeremy.
Halfway through spring training, Brett Wallace is proving he's ready to become Houston's everyday first baseman.
The games don't count until April, but what's happening at spring training does matter. The Orioles are a team with little room for error.
Rob Neyer, from SB Nation, joins the Bob Haynie show to talk about what the spring will hold for the Orioles as Opening Day approaches.
O's host the Astros today in Sarasota.
O's host the Pirates today.
Zach Britton threw four scoreless innings and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Houston Astros 6-4 on Saturday.
Ryan Howard and Raul Ibanez each homered and drove in three runs, while Shane Victorino had two hits and scored three times to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 13-6 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Friday.
Tony Pente, from orioleshangout.com, joins the Bob Haynie Show to discuss what is happening with the Birds in Sarasota.
MLB Update
Ravens Safety Haruki Nakamura joined Steve Davis and Jim Duquette this morning as he was headed to Las Vegas to watch Tom Zbikowski box at the MGM Grand.
Orioles take on the Pirates. Beat the Twins/lost to the Red Sox yesterday.
Cal will sign books Thursday at 7pm at Ripken Stadium
What's the big O's news?
Orioles catcher Jake Fox joins The Scott Garceau LIVE from Sarasota and talks to Jeremy and Ken about his hot start. Jake has 3 HR and leads the team in RBI.
Can the O's now grow beards?
Pete Kerzel, of MASNsports.com, joins the Bob Haynie Show to try and keep you up to date with the blistering pace of MLB spring training.
John Eisenberg, writer for baltimoreravens.com and CSNBaltimore.com, joins Bob Haynie to discuss some of the hot topics in Baltimore sports.
The biggest story in O's spring training camp in Sarasota is about Buck Showalter. One player recently sounded off about all of the emphasis and attention going to Showalter, now Adam Jones reacts to critics.
After finishing the American League it's now time for me to make my way to the National League, and what better way to start than the NL East.
I don't think there's any doubt that the Orioles will be better. If they were in another division, they might even be a team that could flirt with contention.
