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Jeff Zrebiec's 2009 O's player grades
Infielders
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|| Player || Key stat || Grade || Skinny ||
|| Robert Andino || 58 starts || C+ || Serviceable as backup and really stepped up after Izturis' appendectomy. ||
|| Aubrey Huff || 13 homers || C- || Just never got going...Tags: Brian Roberts, Melvin Mora, Aubrey Huff, Brian Matusz, Jeremy Guthrie
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O's Mora moved by Camden Yards salute
When Cesar Izturis heard "La Vida Es Un Carnaval," by Celia Cruz after the sixth inning Sunday afternoon, the Orioles shortstop acknowledged sheepishly that his eyes began to water. And that started a chain reaction: When his friend and teammate, third...Tags: Major League Baseball, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Sidney Ponson, Toronto Blue Jays, Celia Cruz
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Most Valuable Oriole a big deal to Roberts
Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts said he didn't set out this season to justify the four-year, $40 million extension he signed in February. One year in, though, he acknowledges that it's a nice feeling to reward the organization for making the...Tags: Major League Baseball, Toronto Blue Jays, Muscle, Contracts, Brian Roberts
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Orioles avert 100-loss season
As the losses continued to mount, most of the Orioles said that dropping 100 games didn't matter. They contended that it would be no different had they lost 95 games or any other bloated total that got them sent home for the offseason rather than to the...Tags: Major League Baseball, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Toronto Blue Jays, Brian Roberts, Brian Matusz
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Orioles applaud Trembley news
Moments after Andy MacPhail announced that embattled Orioles manager Dave Trembley would return for 2010, several of the players echoed the thoughts of their president of baseball operations. Trembley did the best he could in this disaster of a season....Tags: Major League Baseball, Frank Robinson, Brian Roberts, Melvin Mora, Brian Matusz
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O's relievers failing to show they belong in majors
In the first two weeks of September, the Orioles promoted six relievers and acquired another, left-hander Sean Henn, in a minor league trade.
The hope was that the additions would bolster a tired bullpen and give several pitchers an opportunity to show...Tags: Major League Baseball, Kiki Cuyler, Minnesota Twins, Pies and Tarts, Brian Roberts
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Orioles limp to season-worst eighth straight loss
What was initially thought to be a scheduling quirk - the Orioles' making their first and only trip to Progressive Field on the penultimate weekend of the season - suddenly looked like a scheduling gift.
In the Cleveland Indians, the Orioles found an...Tags: Major League Baseball, American League, Pies and Tarts, Nick Markakis, Melvin Mora
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Hole deepens for Guthrie, O's
In another season of consistent failure, the Orioles hit a new low Wednesday night by reaching a season high with their 7-3 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.
It marked their seventh consecutive defeat, their worst skid in a 2009 season that has been...Tags: Major League Baseball, Toronto Blue Jays, American League, Jeremy Guthrie, Felix Pie
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Orioles relievers can't hold lead; Jays win in 11
dan.connolly@baltsun.comOrioles manager Dave Trembley had Tuesday night set up the way he wanted it. His top two relievers were poised to hold a three-run lead in the late innings, allowing the Orioles to end their losing streak and escape their personal dome of horrors with...Tags: George Sherrill, Major League Baseball, Toronto Blue Jays, Pies and Tarts, Brian Roberts
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Tillman loses control, Orioles lose game
One thing that has distinguished rookie phenom Chris Tillman from other heralded young Orioles pitchers in the past is that he generally throws strikes.
He hadn't walked more than three batters in any of his first 10 big league starts.
On Monday, in a...Tags: Major League Baseball, Toronto Blue Jays, Nick Markakis, Brian Roberts, Melvin Mora
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Orioles experience nightmare 9th vs. Yankees
The New York Yankees officially said goodbye to Camden Yards for another baseball season but not before providing one more display of dominance over an Orioles team whose annual late-season freefall is at full throttle.
In an unsightly top of the ninth...Tags: Major League Baseball, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, St. Louis Cardinals, American League, New York Yankees
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O's get blown away by Pettitte
Had New York Yankees third baseman Jerry Hairston Jr. been able to field Adam Jones' routine ground ball in the seventh inning Monday night, Andy Pettitte's dominating performance might well have been a historic one.
It's impossible to know whether...Tags: Major League Baseball, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, New York Yankees, Clay Buchholz, Whitey Ford
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