SARASOTA—The Orioles knew that when they signed Charlie Morton, the 41-year-old right-hander would bring leadership and stability to their starting staff. They knew he was a two-time All-Star and pitched for two World Series-winning teams. Morton is also the active leader in hit batsmen. Many pitchers in baseball history who often hit batters — Roger Clemens, Don Drysdale, Bob … [Read more...] about Orioles’ Charlie Morton has hit 186 batters in 17 seasons but says there’s more to the story
Is this an important season for Orioles manager Brandon Hyde? | MAILBAG
Question: Do you think this is a big year for Brandon Hyde? What if the Orioles don’t make the postseason or are eliminated again? Would they consider a change. I am not a fan of Brandon Hyde. From: Lewis Gilbert Answer: Lewis, while you may not be a big fan of Brandon Hyde, I think Mike Elias and David Rubenstein are. I think they are both happy with the job he’s doing, and I … [Read more...] about Is this an important season for Orioles manager Brandon Hyde? | MAILBAG
Orioles, Nationals announce end of MASN dispute
SARASOTA—The long-running Mid-Atlantic Sports Network legal dispute between the Orioles and Washington Nationals has ended, Major League Baseball announced on Monday. The end comes near the one-year anniversary of David Rubenstein purchasing the Orioles from the Angelos family. According to a statement by MLB: “The Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles jointly announce the … [Read more...] about Orioles, Nationals announce end of MASN dispute
Povich pitches brilliantly in 5-2 Orioles’ loss to Pirates; Rutschman: ‘Everyone’s meshing’
SARASOTA-What’s happening? Dean Kremer will make his first start of the spring when the Orioles face a Philadelphia Phillies’ split-squad at BayCare Ballpark in Clearwater, Florida at 1:05 p.m. on Sunday. He’ll be opposed by Cristopher Sanchez. Kremer allowed two runs on three hits in two innings in his first appearance on Tuesday. He struck out three and walked two and gave up … [Read more...] about Povich pitches brilliantly in 5-2 Orioles’ loss to Pirates; Rutschman: ‘Everyone’s meshing’
Buck Britton brings wealth of minor league experience to Orioles’ coaching staff
SARASOTA—For nine seasons, through six different cities, Buck Britton fought his way through the Orioles’ minor league system. He played every position in the infield as well as left and right field. Britton even pitched once. Drafted in 2008 in the 35th round, one that no longer exists, Britton’s introduction to professional baseball was in Bluefield, West Virginia of the … [Read more...] about Buck Britton brings wealth of minor league experience to Orioles’ coaching staff