Baltimore Orioles Baseball
Another repetitive thought on Izturis
From the day Tejada was signed, we have believed he could best help the O's at SS during the 2010 season. As such, advocating the removal of Izturis from the everyday lineup is not a new thought for us, or many other people around town.However, with the O's offense...
Bring on June for the O’s
After starting May with 2 wins and 3 losses, I previewed the remaining 23 games of the month:http://baltimoresportsandlife.blogspot.com/2010/05/heading-to-minnesota-with-23-games-left.htmlI thought a 13-10 stretch to end May was possible, and the O's may have gotten...
Tillman today and the remainder of 2010
Chris Tillman takes the mound for Baltimore today, arriving just in-time to give fans of the Orioles something to watch. This past January, I gave my expectations for Tillman's 2010...
David Hernandez tonight
David Hernandez made 8 starts for the Orioles this year, and in 5 of those starts had 3 or less strikeouts. Tonight, in his first appearance out of the bullpen he had 3 in his 2 innings of work. He clearly showed better velocity, and movement then in any start this...
About last night
The 5 run top of the 8th for the Oakland A's last-night bothered me too much to write about it right away. I thought I would sleep on it, and write about it this morning. Well it is now morning, and I am still disgusted. During a season, there are going to be games...
Hobgood vs. Green
As the 2010 MLB Draft approaches, I thought it would be interesting to look back a year with the O's 1st round selection.As we all know, the Orioles selected HS RHP Matt Hobgood. At the time, I was directly advocating the selection of College SS Grant Green.Green is...
Time to convert Brandon Erbe?
One of the Orioles most intriguing prospects over the past several-seasons has been Brandon Erbe. Drafted out of McDonough School in Owings Mills, Erbe started his Oriole/Professional career with Bluefield in 2005.As he has been a recognized name for 5 years now,...
Tillman throws 117 pitches
I'm not a huge proponent of pitch-counts, but Chris Tillman's start for AAA Norfolk last night caught my eye. Tillman pitched 6 innings, allowed 8 hits, 1 er, 1 bb, with 7 k's. He threw 117 pitches in total (78 for strikes). While 117 pitches is not quite Dusty Baker...