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Welcome to Birds Watcher, your go-to source for Baltimore Orioles news and insights, powered by the FanSided Network. At Birds Watcher, we focus on delivering high-quality news, opinions, and original articles about the Orioles. This platform also acts as a gathering place for fans who share a common love for the team, allowing them to stay updated on the latest happenings and engage in discussions about their favorite sport.

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  • 1 week ago | birdswatcher.com | Brendan Mortensen

    In Rogers' five rehab appearances in the minors, he had a 7.71 ERA. How did he toss a big league shutout? Trevor Rogers' rehab starts didn't inspire much confidence. In his first start for the Norfolk Tides about one month ago, Rogers lasted just 1 2/3 innings, surrendering four earned runs, walking three, and striking out just two. Things didn't get much better over his next three starts in Triple-A.

  • 2 weeks ago | birdswatcher.com | Brendan Mortensen

    Could a revamped ideal attack angle rate lead to better numbers at the dish for Baltimore? Baseball is guilty of information overload. Venturing over to any player’s Statcast page, you’ll find any number of potential rabbit holes to shimmy down. Navigating through the right twists and turns, however, can lead you to some incredibly in-depth answers to your most pressing questions.

  • 3 weeks ago | birdswatcher.com | Brendan Mortensen

    The veteran right-hander can be more effective for Baltimore if he tweaks his pitch arsenal. Kyle Gibson doesn't boast an overwhelming arsenal, but it is a deep one. None of Gibson's pitches exceed an average of 92 mph, according to Statcast. The veteran relies on deception, location, and varying pitch speed. In the 2021 season, Gibson added a new offering to his repertoire: the sweeper.

  • 4 weeks ago | birdswatcher.com | Brendan Mortensen

    The O's are getting healthier and should start seeing improvement in their offensive numbers. Stop me if you've heard this one before: (insert Oriole here) is back, and it couldn't have come at a better time for a Baltimore ballclub in need of a pick-me-up. That award will be given to Zach Eflin on Sunday, but Friday it went to outfielder Tyler O'Neill, who is back on the active roster after missing time with a neck injury.

  • 1 month ago | birdswatcher.com | Brendan Mortensen

    A pair of left-handed bats are thriving for the Orioles. The calendar just flipped to May, but for the Baltimore Orioles, it may as well have flipped to September. This early in the season, a team with lofty expectations seldom manages games as "must-wins." But for the Orioles, who sit at just 13-20, a new month may bring a newfound sense of urgency, one that a winning team isn't accustomed to feeling this early. The O's starting rotation struggles have been well documented.