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Orioles trail Twins 5-4 after six innings on Opening Day
The Baltimore SunThe Orioles trail the Twins 5-4 after six innings in today’s homer opening at Camden Yards. The Twins scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning on Brian Dozier's out-out single off reliever Troy Patton. Patton entered the game for starter Jake...Tags: Baseball, Troy Patton, Trevor Plouffe, Ray Flaherty, Jake Arrieta
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O's realize they can't rely on runs in bunches all season
It’s hard to find many flaws, at least offensively speaking, during this 3-1 start for the Orioles, but if you were in the mood to nitpick a little bit, one thing that does stand out is their average with runners in scoring position, spots in...
Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, Chris Davis, Nate McLouth, Adam Jones (baseball)
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Unearned run sinks the Orioles in 6-5 loss to the Twins
For the first four games of this season, Orioles first baseman Chris Davis had been on a historic offensive run, one that put him on the precipice of doing something no other big league ballplayer had ever done. But baseball, the cruel mistress, doesn&...
Tags: Baseball, Justin Morneau, Chris Tillman, Nate McLouth, Minnesota Twins
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Chris Davis' grand slam gives Orioles 9-5 win over Twins on Opening Day
The Baltimore SunAfter Oriole Park sat silent for six months and the Orioles spent the past seven weeks in Sarasota, Fla., preparing for the season, manager Buck Showalter believed his players needed the “pickup” that only a Camden Yards sellout crowd could...Tags: Texas Rangers, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Ray Flaherty, Baseball, Nelson Cruz
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MLB: Orioles slug past Twins 9-5
AP Sports WriterBALTIMORE -- Minnesota Twins left-hander Tyler Robertson walked to the mound in the eighth inning of a tie game. The bases were loaded, and his task was a formidable one: retire Baltimore Orioles slugger Chris Davis, major league baseball’s...Tags: Ray Flaherty, Nelson Cruz, Chris Tillman, Jake Arrieta, Minnesota Twins
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Manny Machado to make history with Opening Day start
The Baltimore SunOrioles third baseman Manny Machado will make his first career Opening Day start today against the Rays. Machado, 20, joins Brooks Robinson (19 in 1957, 20 in 1958), Ron Hansen (20 in 1958) and Boog Powell (20 in 1962) as the only Orioles players to...Tags: Baseball, Taylor Teagarden, Nate McLouth, Alexi Casilla, Miguel Gonzalez
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Is Manny Machado the most exciting Oriole in 30 years?
The Baltimore SunI offhandedly tweeted that Manny Machado might be the most exciting ballplayer to come through Baltimore in 30 years. Which led to a quick mental review of the other candidates to see if I was crazy. The verdict? Well first, let’s talk about...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Baseball, Brooks Robinson, Roberto Alomar, Erik Bedard
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Brian Roberts and Nolan Reimold deliver in their returns from injury
The Baltimore SunST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — As the Orioles plugged through this offseason without adding a premium bat to the lineup, club officials kept saying that a needed offensive boost could come from two players already on the 40-man roster, two guys who had...Tags: San Francisco Giants, Cal Ripken, Jr., Baseball, Taylor Teagarden, Tampa Bay Rays
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Peter Schmuck's thoughts and observations from Orioles' intrasquad games
The Baltimore SunNo matter how pleasant it is to spend a few weeks in Florida this time of year, you can only watch so many pitchers cover first base or throw off the half-mound before you start pining for some actual competition. The players and coaches feel the same...Tags: Brian Matusz, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baseball, Nate McLouth, Zach Britton
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Orioles' Matt Wieters not concerned about extension
The Baltimore SunOrioles catcher Matt Wieters says if there have been contract extension talks between the Orioles and his agent, Scott Boras, he doesn’t know about them. And he won’t unless Boras thinks things are getting close. “I told Scott that I...Tags: San Francisco Giants, Adam Jones (baseball), Matt Wieters, MLB Most Valuable Player Award, Buster Posey
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Orioles switch up leadoff spot with McLouth
The Baltimore SunFor the Orioles first two games of the season, Orioles manager Buck Showalter has had two different leadoff hitters: outfielders Nick Markakis on Tuesday and Nate McLouth on Wednesday. McLouth, a left-handed hitter, didn’t play against Tampa Bay&...Tags: Nolan Reimold, Brian Roberts, Nate McLouth, Buck Showalter, David Price
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Notebook: Machado mans right field in pull shift vs. Rays
Orioles manager Buck Showalter unveiled a pull shift on a pair of left-handed hitters in Tuesday's regular season opener against the Tampa Bay Rays, placing third baseman Manny Machado in shallow right field. In the eighth inning of the Orioles' 7-4 win...
Tags: Texas Rangers, Baseball, Washington Nationals, Tampa Bay Rays, Nate McLouth
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