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Rutschman, Henderson homers power Orioles to 6th straight win, 4-3 over Mariners

2 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE–What happened? When Tony Mansolino became the Orioles’ interim manager on May 17th, he said he hoped the Orioles could get closer to .500 before the All-Star break. Mansolino lost his first four games, and since then, they’re 10-4, and on Thursday completed their second consecutive series sweep and have a six-game winning streak.
Has the Orioles' play this season surprised you?

3 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Question: While I would consider myself a fairly knowledgeable fan, who reads as much about the Birds as I can find, I’m certainly not an expert. My question is what were your concerns going into this season? And with how this season has gone so far are there any issues that surprised you or you didn’t question preseason? From: Ramon JapzonAnswer: Ramon, I never imagined the Orioles would be in the position they are now.
Rutschman, Kjerstad help Orioles win 5th straight, 3-2 over Mariners

3 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE–What happened? In the first six innings of Wednesday night’s game, the Orioles had just two hits and trailed, 2-1, to the Seattle Mariners. One was a 415-foot home run in the top of the sixth by catcher Adley Rutschman, who would make a key defensive play in the bottom of the inning with a sweep tag at home of J.P. Crawford, preventing Seattle from expanding its lead.
Holliday, O'Hearn leading Oriole contenders for All-Star Game

3 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE—Two of the most prominent Oriole candidates for next month’s All-Star Game are second baseman Jackson Holliday and designated hitter Ryan O’Hearn.
O'Hearn, Holliday among Orioles listed on All-Star ballot

4 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE—Voting is underway for next month’s All-Star Game, and despite their disappointing season, the Orioles would like to get a starter or two for the July 15th game at Atlanta’s Truist Park. Last year, they had three starters — catcher Adley Rutschman, shortstop Gunnar Henderson and pitcher Corbin Burnes. Rutschman and Henderson are back on the ballot.
Another strong start by Sugano in Orioles' 4th straight win, 5-1 over Mariners

4 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE–What happened? Tomoyuki Sugano continued the Orioles string of effective starts, allowing just one run on five hits in six innings in the team’s fourth straight win, 5-1 over the Seattle Mariners before 21,089 at T-Mobile Park on Tuesday night. It’s the Orioles’ first four-game winning streak since June 26th-29th, 2024. Sugano (5-3) won his first game since May 9th. Rowdy Tellez homered in the second for Seattle’s only run. He walked one and struck out five.
Back in Orioles' lineup, Cowser strives for seamless return; Updates on Westburg, O'Neill, Laureano

4 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE—Colton Cowser is set to play his first game for the Orioles since March 30th when he fractured his left thumb diving into first base. Cowser is batting sixth and playing center field on Tuesday night against the Seattle Mariners. He played three games each at High-A Aberdeen and Triple-A Norfolk“Feeling good. It was one of those things where I needed to get some [at-bats], and I was able to do so.
How good is Orioles' defense?

5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Question: What is your honest assessment of the O’s defense both as a whole and at each individual position? I have my “limited” opinion but want a more professional, unbiased one. Personally I am only impressed with Ryan Mountcastle, Jordan Westburg and Cedric Mullins. Every single one of the rest scare me except maybe Adley Rutschman, and I have him on the bubble.
Lots of intrigue in the coming weeks for the Orioles

5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE The Orioles are 7-8 under Tony Mansolino, and after losing their first four with him as interim manager, they’ve won seven of 11. That’s good, but the Orioles are still far out of contention. Outfielder Colton Cowser has returned from the injured list and perhaps infielder Jordan Westburg will during the six-game trip to Seattle and Sacramento that begins on Tuesday night. That will help.
Orioles activate Cowser from 60-day injured list

5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE SEATTLE-The Orioles activated outfielder Colton Cowser from the 60-day injured list on Monday. Cowser, who fractured his left thumb diving into first base in the season’s fourth game on March 30th, is 2-for-16 (.125) with a home run and RBI. To make room for Cowser on the active roster, the Orioles designated utility player Cooper Hummel for assignment. He was hitless in one at-bat.