by Chris Stoner | Sep 17, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
A month ago, I said the following about Nolan Reimold, “Reimold is a personal favorite. He plays the game correctly. He runs out every ball, I love his combination of power and plate discipline. He has good athleticism. He’s had 625 Major League at-bats, and...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 10, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
There are far bigger concerns with the Baltimore Orioles than their bullpen, but it is certainly an issue which receives a lot of attention each year. It is my belief that any discussion of a Major League bullpen has to begin with the rotation in-front of them. If the...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 10, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
Growing-up, I remember always hearing adults say they remembered in vivid detail where they were when President Kennedy was killed. When those adults recounted their stories and personal reflections, you could see on their faces the immediate recollection of pain and...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 7, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
I’ve previously written about the O’s Front Office, and the presumptive search for a replacement for Andy MacPhail as Baltimore’s President of Baseball Operations. The most recent piece being from August 20th...
by Chris Stoner | Sep 2, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
Just under two weeks ago, I wrote a post (https://baltimoresportsandlife.com/?p=2766) outlining some basic goals for some O’s players during the last 25% of the year. I commented on the O’s young Catcher, stating: “Among all Catchers, Wieters is 5th...
by Chris Stoner | Aug 30, 2011 | Baltimore Orioles
Mike Flanagan’s death was a horrible tragedy for his friends, his family, and a community that loved him. If one of the measures of a man is the company they keep, then the outpouring of loss and touching eulogies from the people that knew him best speaks...
