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Orioles pitcher David Hess had to go to an eye doctor after he was hit in the left eye attempting to catch a football.
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The Orioles have broached several familiar — and low risk — names in pursuing a left-handed bat
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Right-hander Mike Wright provided length in Thursday's 7-5 win over the Boston Red Sox by pitching for a second straight night, throwing 12/3 innings. But
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After Sunday's loss, what's next for Ubaldo Jimenez and Alec Asher?
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Struggling Ubaldo Jimenez is scheduled to make his next start Sunday, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. But that could change.
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The Orioles traded two more international signing slots for left-handed reliever Alex Katz
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Orioles minor league report: Michael Bourn nearing opt-out date
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You won't hear Orioles outfielder Hyun Soo Kim complain about his lack of playing time this season. He's been here before, and his major league career, though brief, has already had its share of obstacles.
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Orioles notes: Showalter on Brach; Jones makes large donation to Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
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Second baseman Jonathan Schoop returned to the Orioles’ starting lineup for Monday night’s series opener against the Washington Nationals.
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Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez expects to stay in the rotation after his impressive relief appearance Wednesday.
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With pending returns, Orioles begin to feel roster crunch
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Orioles outfielder Joey Rickard is on track to be activated from the disabled list Friday, a move that would give the Orioles their full bench back.
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After long reliever Vidal Nuno went 2 2/3 innings in the Orioles’ 6-3 comeback win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night, the club summoned an extra
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The Orioles' Adam Jones has joined an increasing number of center fielders who are altering their positioning based on run-prevention data and lining up deeper in the field.
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Orioles notes: Right-hander Alec Asher tabbed to start Saturday in Toronto
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The Orioles are close to announcing their fifth starter for Saturday, but manager Buck Showalter said it isn't too influenced by what has happened in Norfolk.
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The Orioles re-signed veteran outfielder Michael Bourn to a minor league contract Tuesday.
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Orioles could retain Bourn and Johnson on restructured deals
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Outfield Michael Bourn requested and was granted his release from the Orioles, and infielder Chris Johnson was also released by the club.
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Orioles outfielder Michael Bourn’s broken right index finger will remain in a splint for two more weeks.
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The Orioles are still built around the home run ball, and Alvarez fits that blueprint.
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Orioles Rule 5 pick Anthony Santander's sore elbow feeling better
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The candidates brought in to compete for the same scarce opportunity on the big league roster are as varied as the offense-first Alvarez and Mancini, and the defense-first Craig Gentry and Michael Bourn. With that being the case, the question doesn't become who is an outfielder in the modern game, but instead who isn't one? And how does the team evaluate them against each other when each player brings disparate skills to the club?
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Another long offseason for slugger Pedro Alvarez is ending with an agreement to join the Orioles, though this year it’s on a minor league deal.
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The Orioles hope it was antibiotics that left Chris Tillman's shoulder "not feeling completely normal," manager Buck Showalter said.
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The Orioles have multiple outfielders with defensive abilities fighting for a roster spot or two, but they aren't really hitting.
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Right-hander Steve Johnson, a Baltimore native and former star at St. Paul’s, is back with the Orioles on a minor league deal.
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Perhaps major league-ready, Orioles' Trey Mancini in fight for Opening Day roster spot
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Orioles outfielder Michael Bourn content with mid-April target to return from broken finger
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At age 34, outfielder Chris Dickerson opening some eyes in Orioles camp
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Orioles probably won't be keeping this year's Rule 5 draftees
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Rule 5 picks already setting up difficult roster decisions for Orioles
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Orioles' Bourn on football-related injury: 'That’s the risk you take, so you have to live with it.'
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Orioles outfielder Michael Bourn out four weeks with broken ring finger injured playing football
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Adam Jones is excited about recent additions to improve the team’s outfield defense, but knows players with defensive limitations will be the regulars.
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In a move that Orioles manager Buck Showalter said was purely precautionary, closer Zach Britton will not pitch in Wednesday's second intrasquad game.
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The Orioles continued to shuffle their spring training roster Tuesday, acquiring left-hander Richard Bleier from the New York Yankees.
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The Orioles added yet another outfielder to their spring training roster on Monday night, re-signing veteran Michael Bourn to a minor league contract with an
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On the eve of pitchers and catcher report day Monday, we take a look at the five pressing topics entering spring training.
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Adam Jones wants better defenders with him in the Orioles' outfield, but who exactly could fill that void?
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With the Mark Trumbo deal done, the Orioles have a few small needs and the list of candidates is shrinking.
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Just as they began the offseason, the Orioles sit in the first week of January with few holes to fill and most of last year’s playoff team returning. But for a
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Could Pedro Alvarez be the Orioles free agent most likely to return?
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In some major league cities, the month of November is a time of optimism and rebirth, as rebuilding teams shop the free-agent market and ponder trades to improve themselves for a new season that is less than four months away. In Baltimore, we've gotten used to the more deliberate management style of baseball operations chief Dan Duquette and know not to expect a whole lot to happen before the new year.
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End of World Series marks official beginning of the offseason
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Among the Orioles’ in-season additions, veteran outfielder Michael Bourn added the biggest spark in September after the team acquired him from the Diamondbacks.
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The Orioles fashioned an everyday right fielder out of the MLB home run leader, but Mark Trumbo could walk.
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There's a lot less uncertainty about center field for the Orioles today than there will be after Adam Jones.
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The Orioles had plenty of options and essentially settled on two in 2016.
