More Orioles/baseball headlines
A few Thursday morning thoughts from the Orioles beat:
Right-hander Brad Bergesen’s arbitration hearing was scheduled for this morning at 9:30. He was looking for $1.2 million, the Oriolescountered with $800,000.
When the Orioles assemble for their first pitcher and catcher workouts less than two weeks from now, there will be a number of difficult challenges facing manager Buck Showalter and the coaching staff.
Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd said in a recent radio interview that he used cocaine two-thirds of the time he was on the mound for the Boston Red Sox.
Here's a look at what selected Orioles players will earn in 2012. Salaries listed are base salaries as provided by Baseball-Reference.com. Many of the Orioles' young players aren't yet eligible for salary arbitration. In their cases, 2011 salaries are provided and it is likely that a player's 2012...
We already know that new Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette has been looking to upgrade the team’s on-base percentage when making moves this season.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Bye, Josh.
The Orioles are still interested in outfielder Yoenis Cespedes and want another look at the highly touted Cuban defector.
Kim Seong-min, the 17-year-old Korean pitching phenom signed by the Orioles this offseason, has been suspended indefinitely by the country’s governing baseball body, according to a report from the Yonhap News Agency.
Former Orioles outfielder Danny Clyburn was shot and killed early this morning in his home town of Lancaster, S.C., according to a report in the Rock Hill (S.C.) Herald.
In an offseason that has been defined by a flurry of under-the-radar personnel additions, new Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette made his boldest move to date Monday, sending dependable veteran starter Jeremy Guthrie to the Colorado Rockies for right-handed pitchers Jason Hammel and...
The Orioles' trade of right-handed pitcher Jeremy Guthrie leaves a significant void in the top of the club's starting rotation just a dozen days before pitchers and catchers report to spring training in Sarasota, but the move continues to fulfill new executive vice president Dan Duquette's offseason...
If you had to go to Las Vegas and bet your house on who will be the Opening Day starter for the Orioles in two months, I would suggest you start looking for a cheap apartment. There is no obvious candidate, which is not exactly a positive way to open spring training.
So many questions await Buster Posey this spring. They hover in the air like a series of foul pops, subject to the whims of wind and spin.
The Orioles have traded the club's most accomplished starter, right-hander Jeremy Guthrie, to the Colorado Rockies.
It’s not every day when the team you cover trades its No. 1 starter, so it was a pretty busy day here on the Insider. But since the water-cooler talk about the Orioles dealing Jeremy Guthrie might carry over for 24 hours, we wanted to throw a couple more Guthrie-related tidbits to digest...
Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette spoke to the media on a conference call this afternoon to talk about the club’s trade of right-hander Jeremy Guthrie to the Rockies for righties Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom. Duquette&...
Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists and editors analyze the Orioles' trade of Jeremy Guthrie to the Colorado Rockies for Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom.
Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom were on today’s conference call to discuss Monday’s trade that sent them from the Colorado Rockies to the Orioles in exchange for Jeremy Guthrie.
Here are some quotes from Jeremy Guthrie about today’s trade that sends him to the Colorado Rockies for pitchers Jason Hammel and Matt LindstromÂ
