Baltimore Orioles Baseball
Britton strong in AA Debut
Zach Britton made his AA Debut, in the Opening 2010 game for the Bowie Baysox tonight. It was a strong early-warning to the Eastern League, as the Southpaw pitched 4.1 innings, allowed 3 hits, 0 er, and had 3 k's.With the game now delayed by rain, his night is likely...
Chris Tillman’s 1st 2010 AAA Start
Chris Tillman took the mound tonight, in the Opening game for AAA Norfolk. In 4 innings of work, Tillman allowed 5 hits, 2 er, with 1 bb, and 5 k's. It appears Tillman finished his night with 81 pitches. Would have liked to have seen him go a bit deeper, but not a bad...
Orioles Game 2 Notes
The bottom-line about 2010 is that wins and losses matter, so only minimal solace can be taken in moral victories. During this year, the O's have to defend their home-field. What I want to see by the end of the year, is a team that grows capable of winning close games...
161 Games Left – but Game 1 hurts
The Baltimore Orioles opened their 2010 season tonight in Tampa, and until the bottom of the 9th; there was a lot to like for fans of the Orange & Black. While it was disappointing that the O's could not close the door with their new closer Mike Gonzalez, let us...
Baltimore Orioles Opening Day Reading
The Baltimore Orioles open their 2010 season tonight in Tampa. To get you ready for the start of the season, here are some links to past articles you might have missed.Go O's!Bring on Opening Day!...
What Reimold at 1st would mean for The O’s
The Baltimore Sun reported yesterday that Nolan Reimold took some grounders at 1st. http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/bal-osnotes0403,0,4461122.storyI will take Andy MacPhail at his word, that people should not be reading too much into this. Still, it can not...
AAA Norfolk Tides
If there are any doubts anywhere about the gains of the Baltimore Orioles as an organization, those thoughts should end upon review of the roster of the AAA Norfolk Tides.As much as I believe that Chris Tillman should be in the Orioles rotation, now that he is back in...
Visual Breakdown of the AL East
The poster 'ThisIsOurHouse' on Orioles Hangout, posted a visual representation of how he would rank AL East players, as he compared the respective rosters. Obviously red = Boston, orange = Baltimore, navy blue = New York, light blue = Toronto, and green = Tampa. I...