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Orioles top prospect Adley Rutschman is savoring playing in a major league ballpark as the team does everything it can to ensure he'll be a true big leaguer soon.
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Orioles reliever Shawn Armstrong has been embracing a plant-based diet and sharing its impacts with the rest of the clubhouse as his own lifestyle has changed.
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Offseason acquisition Kohl Stewart, a onetime high draft pick of the Minnesota Twins, is proving to be an interesting option as the Orioles starting rotation rounds into form.
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Orioles infielder Hanser Alberto has done his best to provide a crowd’s worth of noise throughout the first week of the team’s preseason camp at Camden Yards.
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Orioles left-hander John Means said he "would’ve laughed in your face" if someone told him two years he would be Baltimore's Opening Day starter.
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Orioles hitting coach Don Long encourages Baltimore's batters to be "always ready, never in a hurry," a useful approach in a shortened camp ahead of the 60-game season.
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In addition to naming All-Star John Means the Opening Day starter, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde announced top prospect Adley Rutschman will join the team's player pool.
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Two weeks before Opening Day and a week into summer camp, projecting who could make the Orioles' 30-man Opening Day roster.
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Orioles starter Alex Cobb went from signing his contract to starting a major league game with no spring training in 42 days, and is confident this time will go differently for him and the Orioles.
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Major League Baseball hasn't yet started the 2020 season, but announced the Orioles' 2021 schedule Thursday.
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Orioles reliever Hunter Harvey said the shutdown might mean he can pitch more often than he would have in a full 162-game season.
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The Orioles had an intrasquad game at Camden Yards Wednesday that came as close to real baseball as any of them have gotten in months.
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Orioles up-and-coming outfielders Austin Hays and DJ Stewart are set for big roles in 2020 with Trey Mancini missing the season and no Dwight Smith Jr. or Anthony Santander in camp so far
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Five days after camp began at Camden Yards, the Orioles outlined their protocols for publicizing COVID-19 tests for their players as baseball attempts to return.
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Many of the themes of "Weaver on Strategy," a 1984 book by Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver that shares insights on operating a major-league baseball team, still carry immense value in today's game.
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Peter Schmuck bids his farewell after 30 years covering baseball and writing columns for The Baltimore Sun.
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Wrisk is repeat winner of Athlete of the Year award
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Around the NFL, there’s a fear that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to an epidemic of soft-tissue injuries this season.
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The National Junior College Athletic Association announced an adjusted “plan of action” for the upcoming academic year Monday, moving the majority of fall athletic competition to the spring semester.
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The NFL and COVID-19 are about to butt heads. Let's hope the NFL has a plan.
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The Washington Nationals canceled Monday's workout a day after All-Star reliever Sean Doolittle voiced concerns about the slow turnaround on coronavirus tests and the Nationals not receiving some kinds of personal protective equipment.
