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Breaking down the numbers on Chris Davis' awful 2018 season.
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Orioles starter Andrew Cashner returned from the disabled list, but a lengthy rain delay cost him a chance to stay in the game long enough to get a victory.
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Mark Trumbo hit a two-run homer and Andrew Cashner and Co. held the Washington Nationals to five hits in a rain-delayed 3-0 road win.
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Orioles right-hander Dylan Bundy allowed multiple homers for the sixth time in his past seven starts Tuesday. It resulted in another loss.
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The Orioles couldn't take advantage of early base runners against the Nationals on Tuesday night.
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There aren't very many starting catching jobs for former Orioles backstop Welington Castillo.
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Riding high after a recent offensive revival, the Orioles got to reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Rick Porcello early and held on late for a 3-2
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The Orioles were already struggling when they arrived in Houston this weekend, but first baseman Chris Davis thought he had begun to turn the corner. He felt
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HOUSTON – The Orioles were already struggling when they arrived in Houston this weekend, but first baseman Chris Davis felt like he had begun to turn the
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The Baltimore Brigade added defensive back Varmah Sonie to the roster for their inaugural Arena Football League season.
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Orioles right-hander Yovani Gallardo was one of baseball's best-hitting pitchers during his seven years in the National League playing for the Milwaukee
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SARASOTA, Fla. -- New Orioles pitcher Yovani Gallardo won't see very many opportunities at the plate this year pitching in the American League, but he is one of the game's best hitting pitchers.
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How much would be too much for Orioles' free agents such as Chris Davis?
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First baseman Trey Mancini wasn't ranked among the Orioles' top prospects before this season, but there's no question he is now following a breakout 2015 season.
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Jonathan Schoop bounced back from a bad day Tuesday
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At his current rate, Davis is on pace to strike out 285 times over an 162-game season.
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Orioles right-hander Bud Norris has his spot in the rotation sealed, so this spring his pitching line isn¿t as important as maintaining his health.
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Even though the Orioles used seven relievers in their 11-inning win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday afternoon, manager Buck Showalter said he didn't think he would need to call for bullpen reinforcements for the three-game series against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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If the rotation stays in line, Kevin Gausman will have four more starts in the regular season, and the Orioles have definitely let him loose in the second half after limiting him to five innings or 75 pitches in the first two months.
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With Thursday¿s 9-7 victory over the Cincinnati Reds before an announced 21,114 at Camden Yards, the Orioles posted their fourth sweep of three or more games this season.
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The great thing about baseball is how we can take one moment in a 3-hour, 44-minute game and blow it up.
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The Orioles optioned catcher Steve Clevenger to Triple-A Norfolk and reinstated first baseman Chris Davis from the paternity list before Tuesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
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The Orioles clawed their way back from the hole dug by Chris Tillman -- thanks in part to rookie Jonathan Schoop's first multihomer game -- and catcher Nick Hundley, in his first game with the club, quickly went from goat to hero in a 7-6 victory in 10 innings.
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In his two years with the Orioles, infielder Mark Reynolds was a clubhouse favorite for his self-deprecating humor and his key role in the 2012 playoff run with his powerful bat and solid defense at first base.
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The Orioles come to Milwaukee for the first time since 2008
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Free-agent hitter Jack Cust arrived at Orioles minicamp on Tuesday for a tryout and will remain here working out for the next two days.
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Free agents Delmon Young and Jack Cust have been invited to this week's Orioles minicamp and could be signed as non-roster invitees, according to an industry source.
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The Orioles didn't make offers to Nate McLouth or Scott Feldman. Is that a terrible thing?
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Manny Machado has 18 Web Gems according to ESPN.
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After his five-inning, three-run effort Friday in his first major league start since late July, Jason Hammel said he will prepare as though he's making another start when the next turn comes, but it's still unclear whether the right-hander will stay in the Orioles' rotation.
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After dropping three of four to the Yankees, the Orioles now find themselves in a tie for fifth in the wild-card race.
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The Yankees' four-run inning against Orioles relievers Kevin Gausman and Francisco Rodriguez spoiled Chris Davis' 49th home run of the season.
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NEW YORK -- The Orioles needed to make a 25-man roster spot available for trade acquisition Michael Morse on Saturday, and they did so in placing outfielder Steve Pearce on the 15-day disabled list with tendinitis in his left wrist.
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Miguel Gonzalez had dominated in the Bronx, pitching to a 2.20 ERA in five previous outings, including an American League Division Series start here last season. But on Friday, Gonzalez picked a bad time for his first rough outing at Yankee Stadium.
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Former Oriole Mark Reynolds has agreed to a deal with the New York Yankees days after being released by the Cleveland Indians, CBSSports.com reports.
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Orioles manager Buck Showalter often shuns the spotlight, so when the Arizona Diamondbacks showed a video tribute to Showalter -- who was their first manager and played a large role in the expansion club¿s growth -- he hesitated before tipping his cap as fans applauded.
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Executive vice president Dan Duquette wouldn't comment on the Orioles' interest in bringing back former first baseman Mark Reynolds, who was designated for assignment by the Cleveland Indians on Thursday, noting that Reynolds is still under contract.
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The Orioles spent the off day Thursday in San Francisco and get back to work tonight against the Giants at AT&T Park for their first trip there since 2010, when they lost two of three here and were outscored 17-9 in the series.
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When L.J. Hoes was called up to the Orioles last September, it was to learn. The Orioles were in the heat of the playoff race, and Hoes -- the team's 2012 minor league player of the year -- was on the periphery.
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Orioles right-hander Chris Tillman didn¿t have his best control early Tuesday night. He was erratic, loading the bases in the first inning and walking four Cleveland Indians in the first three innings.
