endy chavez
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- Nolan Reimold's late-inning homer heroics again play key role in Orioles' comeback
- Orioles notebook: Buck Showalter supports Kevin Gregg after rough outing
- The Orioles are in Chicago tonight, their second stop in their three-city, 10-game road trip.
- The Orioles are going for their first sweep of the Blue Jays in Toronto since 2005 in today's series finale here at the Rogers Centre.
- Orioles notebook: Brian Matusz excited for a new start Monday against Yankees. Lefty can't wait to turn the page after a disastrous 2011.
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- Orioles notebook: Nick Johnson dodges injuries to make Opening Day roster. Coming back from wrist surgery, first-baseman spent last season in Cleveland's minor-league system.
- Fourth and foremost: Orioles need better production in cleanup spot to be successful. Adam Jones and Matt Wieters are the top candidates to fill what has been a weak spot in the lineup in recent years.
- Teagarden will begin season on DL, opens door for Paulino
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- Orioles manager Buck Showalter just met with the media, and the club¿s 25-man roster is coming into a little clearer focus.
- Troy Patton is putting himself in position for a bullpen role with the Orioles. The left-hander, who hasn't allowed a run in 91/3 spring innings, is competing with Zach Phillips.
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- Outfielder Jai Miller, who has been shelved for several days because of tendinitis in his right knee, may be able to play in Monday's night game against the Pirates.
- Tolleson keeps patient approach in bid for roster spot
- Hobgood will miss Orioles season due to shoulder surgery
- The memory of his mother and grandmother pushes Jai Miller to succeed. Orioles outfielder watched both die in a car accident when he was 13.
- Orioles spring training 2012: Team working through injuries
- Orioles notes: Zach Britton won't need surgery but could be out up to six weeks. Dr. James Andrews says left-hander doesn't have any significan tears in his ailing left shoulder.
- Tommy Hunter solid in Orioles' 6-3 loss to Toronto. Right-hander returns to the major-league mound after dealing with back soreness.
- Matt Wieters and Adam Jones, arguably the Orioles' best two players, started this month exceptionally slow.
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- Orioles pitcher Brian Matusz sparkled for a second straight Grapefruit League outing. The left-hander allowed two hits and a hit batsman while striking out six against a dangerous Tigers lineup.
- Orioles outfielder Scott Beerer hopes his winding road leads him to the major leagues. The one-time pitcher quit baseball for several years before linking up with Brady Anderson for a comeback attempt.
- Lefty Brian Matusz again excelled on the mound and Endy Chavez homered against reigning American League Cy Young/Most Valuable Player Award winner Justin Verlander, but the Orioles still fell to the Detroit Tigers, 4-2, on Thursday.
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- Orioles pitcher Jake Arrieta "can't be happier" after his Grapefruit League debut. The right-hander who had August elbow surgery, threw two hitless innings and hit 97 mph on the stadium radar gun.
- Orioles, Rays tie at 3 after 10 innings; Reimold's CT scan negative
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- Orioles Grapefruit League pregame: Orioles at Tampa Bay
- Orioles prospects Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop, the organization¿s top two position player prospects, worked out with the major league team today
- The Orioles are scheduled to hit the field around 10 am for their third full-squad workout of the spring.
- 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.
- 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.
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