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  • 4 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

    SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Question: If the Orioles are not going to give Coby Mayo time to get used to big league pitching as they did with Jackson Holliday, why not package him with someone and get a good pitcher? From: Jerry OlneyAnswer: Jerry, Coby Mayo was up because Ramón Urías, who was playing very well, was on the injured list. So was Emmanuel Rivera, who was added when Jordan Westburg went on the IL.

  • 4 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

    SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE ANAHEIM, California—After last season, two of the Orioles’ hitting coaches, Ryan Fuller and Matt Borgschulte, left the team and Cody Asche was promoted to lead hitting coach. It’s been a difficult season for Asche, whose hitters have struggled to hit with runners in scoring position, against left-handers and in general. On Sunday, they defeated a left-handed starter and scored on a sacrifice bunt and a sacrifice fly in a 7-3 win over the Angels.

  • 5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

    SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE ANAHEIM, California–What happened? Zach Eflin powered through five innings in his first start since April 7th, and the Orioles secured their first road series win of the season. Eflin gave up two runs in the first inning, and the Orioles scored four runs in the sixth for a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels before 29,460 at Angel Stadium on Sunday. The weather in Southern California was unseasonably warm this weekend, and the Orioles’ bats finally heated up.

  • 5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

    SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE ANAHEIM, California–What happened? In his third start, Kyle Gibson allowed two runs in the first inning, two more in the fourth and another in the fifth. The result was another insurmountable deficit for an Orioles offense that produced little against the Los Angeles Angels.

  • 6 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

    SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE ANAHEIM, California—This has been a difficult season for Orioles manager Brandon Hyde. His job security has been questioned, and at a press briefing last Friday, executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias, who is on the trip with team, reiterated his support for Hyde, saying that he was “very confident” in him. “It means a lot,” Hyde said on Saturday before the Orioles’ game against the Los Angeles Angels. “Me and Mike work closely.

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14 May 25

#Orioles announce attendance as 10,169

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14 May 25

Peter Schmuck: Orioles suffer a familiar fate in first game of twinbill https://t.co/emfqSrQ8g9 #Orioles

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14 May 25

Chayce McDermott starts Game 2. #Orioles