John Beers

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Can Adley Rutschman break out of his struggles?

2 days ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Photo by Joe Scarnici/Getty Images This past Sunday against the Angels was another somewhat frustrating outing for Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman. He started off the day with a bit of good fortune, rocketing a ball so high into the California sun that Angel’s left fielder Taylor Ward lost track of it and it turned into an RBI triple. The luck Adley had on that triple is the opposite of what we’ve seen from him over the first quarter of the season.
Orioles revive offense in 7-3 win at Angels

3 days ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The Baltimore bats came to life in the California sun, as the O’s used rallies in the 5th and 6th innings to outshine the Angels in a 7-3 win. The Orioles fell behind 2-1 early, but used some small ball to retake the lead in the 5th. Emmanuel Rivera led off the inning by smashing the ball to third base, with the ball ricocheting off Yoán Moncada’s glove, allowing Rivera to reach on an E5.
Sunday afternoon Orioles game thread: at Angels, 4:07pm ET

4 days ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Where to watch: MASN 2Probable pitchers: RHP Zach Eflin (2-1, 3.00 ERA, 8 Ks) vs. LHP Tyler Anderson (2-0, 2.68 ERA, 34 Ks)For the first time in weeks, the Orioles have a reason to celebrate. In addition to celebrating all the moms who make Birdland what it is, the O’s can celebrate the return of ace Zach Eflin on this Mother’s Day. Eflin is back in the Orioles’ rotation after spending the last four weeks on the IL with a right lat strain.
Sunday afternoon Orioles game thread: at Angels, 4:07pm ET

4 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Beers

Where to watch: MASN 2Probable pitchers: RHP Zach Eflin (2-1, 3.00 ERA, 8 Ks) vs. LHP Tyler Anderson (2-0, 2.68 ERA, 34 Ks)For the first time in weeks, the Orioles have a reason to celebrate. In addition to celebrating all the moms who make Birdland what it is, the O’s can celebrate the return of ace Zach Eflin on this Mother’s Day. AdvertisementEflin is back in the Orioles’ rotation after spending the last four weeks on the IL with a right lat strain.
Orioles can’t deliver clutch hit in 5-2 loss to Twins

1 week ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Jesse Johnson-Imagn Images The Orioles’ struggles with runners in scoring position struck once again Wednesday night, as the Baltimore bats failed to deliver the clutch hit in a 5-2 loss to the Twins. The O’s had three moments Wednesday in Minneapolis where it felt like a timely base hit could turn the tide in their favor. Ramón Laureano gave the Orioles an early 1-0 lead with a solo HR to center in the top of the 3rd.
Wednesday night Orioles game thread: at Twins, 7:40pm ET

1 week ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Daniel Kucin Jr.-Imagn Images Where to watch: MASN, MASN+Probable pitchers: RHP Charlie Morton (0-6, 9.76 ERA, 26 Ks) vs. RHP Simeon Woods Richardson (2-2, 4.03 ERA, 30 Ks)After getting absolutely dominated by Pablo Lopez and the Twins in Game 1, the Orioles and Birdland were looking for a reason to be optimistic about Baltimore’s chance in Game 2. Instead, Brandon Hyde announced that Charlie Morton would be starting the second contest in Minnesota.
Orioles minor league recap 5/7: Basallo homers in Tides loss in Nashville

1 week ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images Triple-A: Nashville Sounds (Brewers) 5, Norfolk Tides 3Norfolk reliever Walter Pennington gave up four runs in the 8th inning as the Sounds came from behind to take the win from the Tides. Norfolk led early on thanks to some small ball in the 3rd. The Tides got back-to-back singles from Dylan Beavers and Tyler O’Neill to start the inning. Beavers then moved to third on a flyout by Samuel Basallo before scoring on a sac fly from Vimael Machín.
Jackson Holliday’s ascension proves there are still some positives with the 2025 Orioles

1 week ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Reggie Hildred-Imagn Images Finding something to be happy about amidst a 13-20 start to the season isn’t easy. The Orioles’ pitching ranks last or next to last in every major category. The team’s struggles against left-handed pitching are dragging the O’s offense south of mediocrity and closer and closer to overall ineptitude. And yet, on Sunday, Jackson Holliday reminded Birdland that you can still find positives among Baltimore’s putrid performances.
Baltimore bats once again baffled by left-handed pitcher in 4-0 loss to Royals

1 week ago | camdenchat.com | John Beers

Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images The Baltimore bats were once again completely stymied by left-handed pitching, as the Orioles’ offense couldn’t pick up starter Tomoyuki Sugano in a 4-0 loss to the Royals. The O’s had their best scoring chance in the bottom of the 1st against Kansas City lefty Kris Bubic. The Royals starter walked Adley Rutschman on six pitches and Gunnar Henderson followed it up by slapping a single down the third base line and away from KC’s shift.
Baltimore bats once again baffled by left-handed pitcher in 4-0 loss to Royals

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Beers

The Baltimore bats were once again completely stymied by left-handed pitching, as the Orioles’ offense couldn’t pick up starter Tomoyuki Sugano in a 4-0 loss to the Royals. The O’s had their best scoring chance in the bottom of the 1st against Kansas City lefty Kris Bubic. The Royals starter walked Adley Rutschman on six pitches and Gunnar Henderson followed it up by slapping a single down the third base line and away from KC’s shift.