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John Means so strongly considered quitting baseball last year that he made a LinkedIn profile. Even he can't believe he's now the Orioles' All-Star.
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Morgan State’s W.A.C. Hughes Memorial Stadium is undergoing a major overhaul of its football field and running track.
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Left-handers Zac Lowther and Alex Wells and infielders Rylan Bannon and Mason McCoy will represent Bowie at the Eastern League All-Star Game next month.
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With Manny Machado returning to Camden Yards, this week's Orioles reset examines how the fruits of last season’s trades are ripening.
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Orioles top prospect Yusniel DÃaz has home runs in three straight games to highlight some of the progress he's made with his swing at Double-A Bowie.
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The Johns Hopkins baseball team finished the season with a nation-leading 83 home runs.
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Loyola Maryland's Pat Spencer, who ranks in the top-five all-time of both points and assists in NCAA Division I, was selected first overall by the PLL’s Archers to become the first collegiate player ever selected by the new league.
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Mark Beecher, a Fallston-based amateur jockey, took the inside trip with Upland Partners’ Mystic Strike in Saturday’s $50,000 My Lady’s Manor, surged to the lead at the final fence, and held off a hard-charging Witor to win Saturday’s 109th running of the Maryland timber classic.
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Mascots turn out to celebrate one of Baltimore's most iconic figures — the Oriole Bird.
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Orioles pitching prospect Hunter Harvey begins 2019 with Double-A Bowie, where he made only nine starts with a 5.57 ERA last season while battling shoulder and elbow injuries. But Baysox manager Buck Britton said that after routine start-of-the-season buildup, the right-hander won’t be limited.
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Branden Kline spoke to The Baltimore Sun about how the measures of success change for players like him, how and why he's better than before, and how his injuries and subsequent return changed his outlook on life and the game.
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The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference announced the suspension of six student-athletes after an altercation involving the Norfolk State and Howard men’s basketball teams Saturday.
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Evaluating Orioles prospect Austin Hays, whose largely disappointing 2018 season at Double-A Bowie has been saved with a strong return from the disabled list in August.
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New Orioles prospect Yusniel DÃaz is starting to show his talents a bit after last month's trade from the Los Angeles Dodgers for All-Star Manny Machado.
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Three Orioles prospects, including Yusniel DÃaz, reported to Double-A Bowie on Thursday excited to continue their strong seasons after they were traded from the Los Angeles Dodgers for All-Star shortstop Manny Machado.
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Orioles affiliate Baysox donating half of ticket proceeds from July 19 game to Capital Gazette funds
Fifty percent of the proceeds of ticket sales from Thursday's game will go to the Capital Gazette Families Fund and the Capital Gazette Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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The Orioles extended their player development contracts with affiliates at Norfolk, Bowie, Frederick, Delmarva, and Aberdeen.
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A guide to Maryland's six minor league ballparks.
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Bowie Baysox outfielder Ryan McKenna was named the Orioles' MiLB player of the month for the second month straight.
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The Orioles optioned Corban Joseph back to Double-A Bowie on Wednesday to make room for the return of starting pitcher Andrew Cashner.
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After missing eight weeks with a hip injury, Orioles outfielder Colby Rasmus started his rehab assignment on Friday with Double-A Bowie
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Manny Machado said Thursday that his impressive hitting displays opposite Mookie Betts and Bryce Harper were just "coincidences."
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Third baseman Ryan Mountcastle, 21, returned this week from a hairline fracture in his wrist to collect four hits in his first two games for the Baysox.
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Left-hander Keegan Akin struck out a career-high 12 in six innings of two-hit, two-run ball Tuesday, marking his third career double-digit strikeout game and continuing his strong start for the Baysox.
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Orioles second baseman Jonathan Schoop went through a normal routine on Friday at Prince George's Stadium as he prepares to return from an oblique injury.
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Updates on Mark Trumbo, Trey Mancini, Zach Britton and more.
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Outfielder Austin Hays, the Orioles' top prospect, had hits in his first two games back with the Baysox this month.
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This spring, Brach said that he hoped becoming a father would prevent blown saves from getting to him, and his first hiccup of the season allowed him to reset.
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Twenty-five years ago, Baltimore's Memorial Stadium, abandoned a year earlier when the Orioles migrated downtown to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, enjoyed the start of one last fling with professional baseball, as the minor league Bowie Baysox opened their inaugural season there.
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After dealing with a hamstring injury last year, Cedric Mullins is healthy and covering lots of ground in the Orioles outfield this spring.
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The Washington Spirit selected seven players in Thursday's National Women's Soccer League college draft. Washington's selections included two first-round
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Washington Wizards All-Star point guard John Wall had an MRI exam on his sore left knee Friday, reports Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington.
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A promising crop of pitchers at Triple-A Norfolk in 2017 didn't yield the quality depth the Orioles hoped, and leaves them in a difficult position for 2018.
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In conjunction with Minor League Baseball Charities, Double-A Bowie is participating in an online auction to provide relief to the MiLB communities that have
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Orioles breakout prospect Austin Hays is joining the major league club from Double-A Bowie Tuesday.
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Orioles pregame notes: DJ Stewart wins monthly honors, Castillo still in lineup, no Sanchez for Yankees
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David Hess pitched eight scoreless innings for the Baysox on Friday night.
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This year’s team had more joy because they had a highly-successful summer tournament season that concluded with a championship
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50 Things to Do or See in Maryland Sports: Catch games at all of the state’s minor league ballparks
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Orioles minor league report: Aderlin Rodriguez has perfect day for Baysox
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The Orioles have already discussed a way to get hard-throwing left-hander Tanner Scott to the majors this season.
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Orioles' minor-league team in Bowie seeks stadium naming rights
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Surely you remember Boss Hög, our "Dukes of Hazzard"-referencing charicature of the governor after he nixed the Red Line project.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and the minor-league Bowie Baysox baseball team are raising cancer awareness with the help of two bobbleheads: one depicting the chief executive bald and the other with hair.
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The Double-A Bowie Baysox are hosting Maryland State Pride Day at the ballpark Sunday, and they¿re doing everything they can for the cause.
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Orioles SS J.J. Hardy played in his second rehab game Wednesday at Double-A Bowie.
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Orioles shortstop J.J. Hardy is playing the first game of his minor league rehabilitation assignment on Tuesday night at Prince Georges Stadium.
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Infielder Corban Joseph, the brother of Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph, entered Friday with an 18-game hitting streak for the Baysox. A career .280 minor league hitter who appeared in two games with the New York Yankees in 2013, Joseph hit .349/.394/.465 with a home run, five doubles and 12 RBIs in his first 22 games of the season. He has played first base and second base for Bowie, and entered the weekend leading the Eastern League in hitting.
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Orioles first base prospect Trey Mancini, who already has seven home runs this season, earned a promotion to Triple-A Norfolk.
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Infielder Garabez Rosa, who is approaching catcher Caleb Joseph's games played record at Double-A Bowie, earned a promotion to Norfolk on Thursday and responded with his first Triple-A home run.
