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Chris Tillman made the trip to New York on Friday morning, the day after making his third minor league rehabilitation start, ready to be activated from the - Former Oriole Rich Hill steals NLCS spotlight in Dodgers' Game 3 win
- Ripken Foundation representatives will teach wellness and sports to Nicaraguan children in neglected areas of the Western Hemisphere's second-poorest country.
- The Orioles figured out a simple way Monday night to bust out of an offensive skid that cost them three games at Wrigley Field over the weekend. Get home -- and start homering.
- The Orioles scored just four runs in their three-game series against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field this past weekend, but upon returning to Camden Yards Monday night, the Orioles¿ power bats broke out in bunches against the Tampa Bay Rays.
- Caleb Joseph homered his way into franchise history on Saturday, becoming the first Orioles catcher and the first rookie to hit a home run in five straight games.
- Caleb Joseph's two-run homer in the fourth inning -- the club's only offense against Toronto Blue Jays left-hander J.A. Happ -- led the Orioles to a 2-1 win in Thursday night's series finale at the Rogers Centre.
- SARASOTA, Fla. -- Even though Steve Clevenger was told by Orioles manager Buck Showalter on Monday that he has won the team¿s backup catcher position to open the season, the Pigtown native and Mount St. Joe grad isn¿t taking it for granted that something could still happen to affect the position between now and Opening Day.
- On Monday evening, the Orioles agreed to terms with right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez, one of the top remaining free-agent starting pitchers on the market, on a four-year deal, according to a team source.
- Former Major League Baseball utility infielder Ryan Freel, who played briefly for the Baltimore Orioles, has died at the age of 36.
- The Orioles have never in its history signed, developed and then promoted a native Venezuelan to the big leagues.
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- Orioles manager Buck Showalter expressed faith in slumping first baseman Mark Reynolds, saying he will continue to put Reynolds in the lineup despite his struggles.
- It¿s not every day when the team you cover trades its No. 1 starter, so it was a pretty busy day here on the Insider. But since the water cooler talk about the Orioles dealing Jeremy Guthrie might carry over, we wanted to throw a couple more Guthrie-related tidbits to digest with your morning coffee and Cheerios.
- Ramon Hernandez returns to face a changed Orioles squad Former O's catcher has fond memories of his time in Baltimore
