jimmy yacabonis
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Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' home game Tuesday night against the San Diego Padres.
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Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' road game Wednesday afternoon against the Oakland Athletics
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Orioles pitching prospect Josh Rogers says he was too focused on getting called up to the majors and forgot how to pitch.
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Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' game Friday night against the Cleveland Indians.
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Richard Bleier was activated from the injured list Thursday, and hopes to show the new Orioles' coaching staff that he's actually good.
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Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' game Thursday night against the Cleveland Indians.
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With Cadyn Grenier and Adam Hall, each selected high in the last two MLB drafts, playing on the same infield, the Orioles have a 'luxury' at Low-A Delmarva.
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In an Orioles bullpen that has faced plenty of turnover one month into the 2019 campaign, Sunday marked perhaps a record day of change. Excluding the three position players manager Brandon Hyde has sent to the mound, the Orioles have deployed 18 relief pitchers this season, the most in baseball.
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Sunday, the Orioles recalled catcher Austin Wynns and right-handers Branden Kline and Luis Ortiz from Triple-A Norfolk. Right-hander Alex Cobb was placed on the injured list, right-hander Jimmy Yacabonis was optioned to Norfolk, and catcher Jesús Sucre was designated for assignment.
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Five home runs against Orioles relievers Saturday lifted the Minnesota Twins to a 9-2 win and their second series victory over Baltimore in a week.
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The Orioles had just six hits but one big defensive miscue that led to a 5-3 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, ending their improbable winning streak at four.
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If there's one drawback to the Orioles' 3-1 start entering Tuesday night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays, it's the amount of relief pitching manager Brandon Hyde has needed to secure those wins.
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Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said using Mychal Givens in an important part of the lineup like he did Saturday would be more important than using him as a traditional closer.
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Before the opener was a popular modern baseball concept, Mike Wright would have just started Saturday's 5-3 Orioles win over the Yankees. Brandon Hyde's first major league win came where the modern tactics being thrust upon him intersected with the trust he's granted his team.
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The Orioles' mantra of aggression on the bases produced their first lead of 2019 and helped them to a 5-3 win over the New York Yankees Saturday.
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These are the five players fans should watch closely in 2019.
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Spring training provided the first glimpse of what the rebuilding philosophies of the franchise would look like in practice.
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The two Orioles relievers that filled in for Alex Cobb on Saturday night allowed four runs each in an 8-7 loss to the Minnesota Twins. Chris Davis hit his second homer of the spring.
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Projecting the Orioles' Opening Day roster after a round of cuts including Austin Hays, Anthony Santander, and Cody Carroll provided plenty of clarity into Mike Elias and Brandon Hyde's reasoning as they build the 25-man roster.
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Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins helped his cause with a leadoff home run as the Orioles' loss to the Twins.
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Orioles outfielder Mark Trumbo hasn't played in a game all spring, but that's given him unique perspective in getting to face tricky arms like Richard Bleier and Jimmy Yacabonis on the back fields at Ed Smith Stadium.
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Orioles first baseman Chris Davis was scratched from the lineup Tuesday with a sore hip flexor, but manager Brandon Hyde said he's putting in good work amid a slow start this spring.
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All there was to do on the rain-soaked fields behind Ed Smith Stadium Wednesday was stretch, play catch, then throw bullpens, with fielding drills postponed for another day.
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Every February in Sarasota, young pitchers arrive at Orioles camp for spring training with the idea that a big league rotation spot is there to win — until a late-signing free-agent pitcher snatches it up and consigns them to the minors. This year, that isn't expected to be the case.
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From the young outfielders to trade chips, here are five storylines to watch entering the first spring training of the Orioles' modern era.
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Players and pitchers likely to be back with the Orioles in 2019 fuel season-ending 4-0 win over the Houston Astros at Camden Yards in the final game of the season.
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Orioles right-hander Miguel Castro's knee injury ends a season that had its challenges.
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Orioles rookie John Andreoli had to wait until the final inning Wednesday for his first Fenway Park hit, adding to a memorable first trip as a major leaguer to the park he visited countless times growing up.
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Trey Mancini drove in three runs, Adam Jones had three hits and the Orioles' stars helped them best a star-less Red Sox team, 10-3, Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
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Right-hander Jimmy Yacabonis’ “shutdown” fourth inning set the tempo in a low-scoring game the Orioles have more often lost this year.
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Orioles manager Buck Showalter dind't know who Wednesday's starting pitcher would be until late Tuesday night, but it didn't matter. Emergency starter Jimmy Yacabonis and his bullpen mates took care of the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Alex Cobb and Andrew Cashner have made an impact on the Orioles' rookie arms in many ways.
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There’s nothing to indicate that there won’t be a patchwork approach through September.
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After seven previous big league call-ups, most of which lasted less than 48 hours, Yacabonis is likely on the big league roster to stay this season.
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Orioles third baseman Renato Núñez broke out of his recent skid with a big afternoon in Saturday’s 10-3 loss to the New York Yankees, collecting three hits including a two-run single that temporarily gave the Orioles an early lead.
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On Saturday afternoon against the New York Yankees, Jimmy Yacabonis yielded four runs in the third inning during his second time through the order, shifting the momentum of the game to send the Orioles to a 10-3 loss in Game 1 of a split doubleheader at Camden Yards.
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For the third straight time, Jimmy Yacabonis joined the Orioles to start a doubleheader game as the team's 26th man.
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Jimmy Yacabonis' trajectory was changed some this year when the team tried to convert him from a hard-throwing reliever to a starter.
