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Ripken, Robinson say Tejada will thrive at third base

Orioles' Tejada will thrive at third base, Cal Ripken and Brooks Robinson say

As Miguel Tejada attempts to make the switch to third base in 2010 after playing shortstop his entire major league career, he can look to Orioles history for guidance.

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Tigers, Verlander agree to $80 million, 5-year contract

DETROIT (AP) — Justin Verlander likely would have earned a nine-figure contract if he was able to stay healthy and successful for two more seasons.

Who's your favorite all-time O's announcer?

Connolly's Bar: Discuss the top broadcasters in team history

Sports Digest: Ball State induction Friday for former O's outfielder Bigbie

Former Orioles outfielder Larry Bigbie will be among five former student-athletes inducted into the Ball State Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday. Bigbie was an All-America second-team selection and Mid-American Conference Player of the Year in 1999 after his career with a...

Former O's announcer Miller wins Frick Award

Jon Miller, who called the final out of the Orioles' last World Series title in 1983, has been named the 2010 winner of the Ford C. Frick Award for major contributions in baseball broadcasting.

Share your thoughts on Mora's O's tenure

Connolly's Bar: What will you remember most about the former Orioles third baseman, who agreed to a one-year deal with the Rockies?

Official farewell for O's Mora

Although it had been anticipated for months, Melvin Mora's career with the Orioles officially ended Sunday when he agreed to a one-year, $1.3 million deal to be a utility player with the Colorado Rockies. The contract is pending a physical examination this week.

Millar agrees to minor league deal with Cubs

The Chicago Cubs are bringing former Oriole Kevin Millar to spring training on a minor league deal with no guaranteed money, team sources told the Chicago Tribune on Monday.

Orioles new ... and improved?

When Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail headed into this offseason, he had an extensive wish list of upgrades for 2010.

O's Hendrickson glad to be staying

Reliever Mark Hendrickson might have had the best full season of his seven-year big league career in 2009, but he is taking a pay cut to remain with the Orioles.

Hendrickson deal announcement will wait

Orioles reliever Mark Hendrickson's signing of a one-year, $1.2 million deal likely will not be officially announced until Monday. He completed his physical Friday and there weren't thought to be any problems. Transactions are not made official on weekends because Major League Baseball's offices are...

Sports Digest: Hendrickson signing won't be announced until Monday

Orioles reliever Mark Hendrickson's signing of a one-year, $1.2 million contract likely will not be officially announced until Monday. He completed his physical Friday, and there weren't thought to be any problems. Transactions are not made official on weekends because Major...

Ex-Oriole Byrnes agrees to deal with Mariners

The Mariners added a right-handed bat, agreeing to a one-year contract with outfielder Eric Byrnes.

Roberto Alomar selected for Canadian Baseball Hall

Former Blue Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame this summer.