brian roberts
- Brian Matusz throws five innings, gives up one run
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Last season, Adam Jones received the MVO distinction after batting .280 with 25 home runs and 83 RBIs. Second baseman Brian Roberts is a two-time recipient of the award, and right fielder Nick Markakis picked up the honor in 2007. Who do you think will be the Most Valuable Oriole this year? - New Orioles pitcher Jason Hammel fared well — for the most part — vs. his old team. The righty allowed a solo homer and a walk but no other base runners in his three-inning start against the Rays.
- Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts took a considerable step forward in his recovery from multiple concussions by participating in pregame batting practice and fielding drills before the Orioles game against the Rays.
- The Orioles are hosting the Rays this afternoon at Ed Smith Stadium, and right-hander Jason Hammel will be making his second spring start against the team he first played with in the majors.
- Orioles left fielder Nolan Reimold was hit in the side of the face in the first inning of Friday's Grapefruit League game against the Rays at Charlotte Sports Park.
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- Brian Roberts' condition is improving, but his next step remains undetermined. The Orioles second baseman is still unsure when he'll able to get into a game situation.
- Roberts has taken batting practice and worked fielding ground balls, but is still unsure of return timeline
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- With Brian Roberts out, Orioles must figure out who fits best at top of order; Britton getting stronger
- Orioles prospects Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop, the organization¿s top two position player prospects, worked out with the major league team today
- Orioles fans are riveted by the Brian Roberts saga this spring
- Manager Buck Showalter and executive vice president Dan Duquette have both made it fairly obvious that the club is going to put a greater emphasis on situational hitting and on-base percentage this season. Orioles' Nolan Reimold serves as a good example.
- Buck Showalter expects to make several roster moves this spring. In sorting out his bench, the Orioles manager will have to sift through a crowded field of candidates.
- There weren't many concrete answers given during Brian Roberts' press conference with the media on Friday afternoon, but the words of the injured Orioles second baseman's words resonated well.
- Sidelined since May when a slide into first base triggered a second set of concussion symptoms, Roberts' baseball future remains uncertain . On Friday morning, Roberts took part in pre-workout activities with his teammates at the Ed Smith Stadium Complex, an act that was undecided until 24 hours earlier.
- Nick Markakis took part in the Orioles' first full-squad workout, though the team limited his activity. The Orioles right fielder said he's "maybe a little ahead of schedule" in his recovery from abdominal surgery.
- Today was the Orioles' first full-squad workout of the season, but many position players have already reported to the Ed Smith Stadium Complex.
- Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts, recovering from concussion symptoms, addressed the media for the first time this spring following Friday's first full-squad workout.
- We'll have a late start today because the Orioles first full squad workout doesn't begin until noon. That's because most of the position player have to take their physicals beforehand.
- Today was report day for the Orioles position players at the Ed Smith Stadium Complex in Sarasota, but it was pretty uneventful because most of the team's position players were already here.
- Showalter calls Brian Roberts' progress 'encouraging'
- It has been a quite camp so for for the Baltimore Orioles, but the spring storylines will begin emerging when the whole team is in camp and at work starting Friday.
- Orioles: Brian Roberts emerged and worked on hitting. The Orioles second baseman hit balls off a tee but stayed mostly mum on his recovery from concussion symptoms.
- Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts, who has been remarkably elusive this spring camp, emerged from the indoor batting cages at the Ed Smith Stadium Complex on Tuesday afternoon.
- Brian Roberts has tried hard to stay out of sight during the early days of spring training, which has only increased interest in his activities
- With Roberts' concussion symptoms still lingering, Andino enters camp as a key figure. If Roberts can't play, he's the leading candidate to start at second base on opening day.
- New Orioles pitcher Tsuyoshi Wada didn't hesitate when he was asked before Sunday's first official spring training workout whether he wanted to be a starting pitcher or work out of the bullpen.
- Orioles pitchers Jim Johnson and Zach Britton will ease into spring training. With the right-handed reliever dealing with lower-back discomfort and the lefty starter experiencing shoulder inflammation, both pitchers will be limited at the start of spring training.
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- The Orioles have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with infielder Robert Andino, avoiding arbitration, the team announced Wednesday.
- Orioles hire Brady Anderson as special assistant to Dan Duquette. Team also announces a number of other changes to its front office staff.
- Roberts officially out of FanFest. Orioles make changes to autograph schedule.
- An article about Brian Roberts' health provides more questions than answers.
- The word from around the B&O Warehouse is that the Orioles aren¿t done with their winter shopping.
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- Because of lingering symptoms of a concussion suffered 16 months ago, Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts most likely will be skipping next weekend¿s FanFest at the Baltimore Convention Center.
- Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette says he's not done adding to the team's roster for 2012 and talks about pitching, international scouting and more.
- Orioles announce autograph schedule for this year's FanFest
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