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Paul Folkemer

Columbia

Deputy Managing Editor at Camden Chat

Deputy manager, https://t.co/sA3mS1fHMn. Datacaster @MLB. Formerly: https://t.co/npSWchzwWt, https://t.co/13PjElJy1H. Mainly just O's tweets; I'm a simple man.

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  • 1 week ago | camdenchat.com | Paul Folkemer

    Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images Triple-A: Lehigh Valley IronPigs (Phillies) 4, Norfolk Tides 2First things first: Colton Cowser and Jordan Westburg continue to swing hot bats on their rehab assignments. Batting in the top two spots in the lineup, the duo combined for three hits and two walks, including a Westburg double. I look forward to seeing them both back in an Orioles lineup that has been looking pretty threadbare.

  • 1 week ago | camdenchat.com | Paul Folkemer

    Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images Good morning, Camden Chatters. Finally, we’ve reached the date we’ve all circled on our calendar. This weekend, the 18-38 Chicago White Sox visit Camden Yards to take on the 19-36 Orioles in a battle between the American League’s two worst teams. They both suck, but only one can be the suckiest. Who. Will. Own it? It’s sure to be a memorable scuffle, not so much a heavyweight brawl but more like Napoleon Dynamite slap fighting his brother.

  • 1 week ago | camdenchat.com | Paul Folkemer

    Photo by Kelly Gavin/MLB Photos via Getty Images Each Tuesday on Camden Chat, we look back on the last week of action from the Orioles minor league affiliates, with a particular focus on the performance of players from Camden Chat’s composite top Orioles prospect list. In terms of team success, this was the most successful week so far in the Orioles minors. It was the first week this season in which none of the four O’s affiliates had a losing record.

  • 1 week ago | camdenchat.com | Paul Folkemer

    Bob DeChiara-Imagn Images Good morning, Camden Chatters. The Orioles won a game yesterday! So it can, in fact, happen. Of course, they also lost a game yesterday, but hey...baby steps. Check out my recap of the Birds’ unlikely victory in the nightcap of the Boston doubleheader, which featured Trevor Rogers returning with a vengeance with 6.1 scoreless innings.

  • 1 week ago | camdenchat.com | Paul Folkemer

    Bob DeChiara-Imagn Images You know what’s great about baseball? On any given night, any team — even the sorriest of teams like the 2025 Orioles — can pull a rabbit out of their hat and somehow win a game they had no business winning. The kind of game where the unlikeliest of contributors suddenly step up big, where the team prevails when the odds were severely against them. I’d say tonight’s nightcap of the split doubleheader certainly qualifies.

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