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Baltimore Orioles

Down the Stretch (Sept. 19)

Down the stretch is a daily Orioles Insider blog that will set up the coming night for the O's and their American League competition as the push for the postseason continues.

Down the Stretch (Sept. 19)


Peter Schmuck

Extra, extra: What a relief!

The Orioles had to play 18 innings on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning to move into a virtual tie with the Yankees for first place in the American League East. It was their 14th consecutive extra-inning victory for the O¿s, which equals the most by any team since the Cleveland Indians won 17 straight way back in 1949.
Extra, extra: What a relief!

Peter Schmuck

Extra, Extra: Read all about it

All of Birdland can rejoice that the Orioles¿ discouraging string of 14 losing seasons officially came to an end on Thursday afternoon at Oriole Park ¿ and marvel at the irony that it took a 14-inning game to make that so ¿ but manager Buck Showalter didn¿t view it as a huge accomplishment.
Extra, Extra: Read all about it





Peter Schmuck

Sorry, but that wasn't Oriole Magic

When Robert Andino homered with two outs in the ninth inning and Jim Johnson closed out Tuesday night¿s victory over the Seattle Mariners, the sound you heard was not the Orioles fan base humming the old ¿Oriole Magic¿ theme.
Sorry, but that wasn't Oriole Magic

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Andino's homer saves the Orioles in the ninth

he 26-year-old held the Mariners hitless for 6 1/3 innings before giving up a solo homer to Seattle left fielder Casper Wells, a former Towson University standout. But watching Seattle break up Chen¿s bid for a perfect game couldn¿t compare to watching the Orioles bullpen nearly give away the game.

Andino's homer saves the Orioles in the ninth


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Whispers

Mariners might have interest in Hall of Fame baseball executive, and he lives in Seattle


Atop MLB's most-wanted list

New York Mets switch-hitter is a proven midseason acquisition for playoff contenders, and he's really hot right now


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Playing with swing in his step

Long a solid center fielder and one of baseball's best baserunners, Curtis Granderson has turned into a beast at the plate since working with New York Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long to rework his swing.















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