In back-to-back nights, the offense scored eight or more runs while the pitching staff maintained its command, as the White Sox secured their first road series win since the May 1 series in San Diego after beating the Orioles, 9-3. His ERA didn’t improve much (4.41), but Erick Fedde was solid enough tonight to earn […]
By hanging a seven spot in the third, the White Sox ended a seven-series losing streak on the road.
The White Sox used one of their trademarked crooked numbers to open up what had been tight 1-1 game and coast over the remaining two-thirds of the game. A second consecutive victory at Camden Yards locked in a series victory, which they hadn't done on the road since taking two of three in San Diego at the very beginning of May. And by closing out June with a win, they secured their second cons...
In Monday’s loss to the White Sox, it took Chicago until the 9th inning to score their eighth run of the game. Tonight, they only had to wait until the 3rd inning, as the Southsiders clobbered Orioles’ starter Trey Gibson en route to a 9-3 blowout of Baltimore. After only lasting four innings last time […]
Now that the White Sox have improved to 1-6 in their last seven games against the Orioles, they’ll attempt to secure a rare series victory tonight. Erick Fedde takes the mound sans opener, where he’ll face rookie righty Trey Gibson. The White Sox have loaded their lineup with lefties against Gibson, which makes it especially…
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For a team that has struggled on the road, the White Sox managed a commanding victory in Monday’s opener in Baltimore, and they will look to snag the series with a win tonight. At present, the Good Guys have a one-game lead in the AL Central, and picking up any games in the race would […]
Probable pitchers: RHP Trey Gibson (1-2, 5.64 ERA, 25 Ks) vs. RHP Erick Fedde (2-6, 4.34 ERA, 50 Ks) Where to watch: MASN/MASN+ Last night, the Orioles lost the series opener to the White Sox, dropping their third game in a row and falling eight games below .500. Baltimore’s current 39-47 record matches their season […]
Question: What possible rational reason was there to option Jeremiah Jackson rather than Tyler O’Neill? What does the batting (against lefties, righties) and fielding data say? From: Steven Salop Answer: Steven, manager Craig Albernaz said that the Orioles wanted to keep three catchers for the time being since Adley Rutschman is returning from a concussion. I […]
We are one day away from the start of July, meaning trade season is about to descend upon MLB. On July 1st last year, the O’s sat 11 games below .500 and seven games out of a playoff spot. That led to one of the biggest deadline fire sales in franchise history, with Baltimore sending […]
Back in the olden days — you know, 2019-21 — Orioles fans turned their attention to the minors for reasons to be optimistic while the major league club was unwatchable. This year, with the O’s again on the verge of being an unredeemable train wreck, it’s natural to keep an eye on the farm and […]
The Baltimore Orioles’ season hasn’t gone the way they envisioned when they entered spring training with aspirations of winning the American League East. There are plenty of reasons why Baltimore has fallen short of expectations so far this season. Almost immediately, the Orioles lost both veteran starter Zach Eflin and All-Star third baseman Jordan Westburg […]
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Baltimore ties a season-low falling 8 games under the .500 mark
Happy Tuesday, Camden Chatters! Did you watch the game last night? It was not great. There were a few good things, like Shane Baz’s seven-inning, two-run start. Colton Cowser played good defense in center field and walked twice. Birthday boy Gunnar Henderson had two hits and a walk. Other than that, it was another bad […]
BALTIMORE–What happened? The Orioles began a stretch of 15 games heading into the All-Star break last Friday. With 12 games at home, they thought they could make up ground in the American League wild-card race. Instead, they’ve lost three of four, and have fallen to eight games below .500, equaling their season low with an […]
The Philadelphia Phillies are surging, sitting just three games behind the division-leading Atlanta Braves after Don Mattingly's promotion to manager appeared to unlock a higher gear following Rob Thomson's departure. They are also a team that knows exactly what happens when you ignore rotation depth at the deadline.
FanSided's Christopher Kline floated a trade proposal connecting the Phillies to Baltimore Orioles left-hander Trevor Rogers as a buy-low option to bolster their depth ahead of ...
Pardon the headline, but I watched Paul Simon’s “Seven Psalms” concert on one of the streaming apps on Sunday and that song kept playing in my head during the late innings of Monday night’s game at Oriole Park. The Orioles slipped to eight games under .500 when another tight game unraveled and the surprising Chicago […]
The Orioles’ recent funk continued on Monday night as they dropped their series opener with the visiting White Sox 8-2. The Birds have now lost three in a row and five of their last six. This game was close as could be through the first seven innings. Shane Baz was wild but effective, allowing just […]
The White Sox (44-39) kicked off the road trip by stomping the Orioles, 8-2, busting a tie wide open with six runs in the final two frames. The bats got the glory late, but this was a pitchers’ duel with Sean Burke and Shane Baz trading blows. Chicago had Baz sweating early in the first […]
If baseball games were like pickle jars, Miguel Vargas could argue that he loosened it. As just before Colson Montgomery stayed on lefty Grant Wolfram's slider for a two-out go-ahead RBI double to center that put the Sox up for good, Vargas put the Orioles reliever through an 11-pitch war that ended with a routine fly out to right, but still might have strained the victor.
But still another narrative thread to the triumphant six-run outburst in the final two innings is that despite the White...
BALTIMORE—The Orioles placed left-handed pitcher Keegan Akin on the 15-day injured list with left elbow discomfort. The move is retroactive to Sunday. Akin is 0-1 with a 5.68 ERA in 24 games. He started two as an opener. Akin missed the first month of the season with a strained left groin muscle. The Orioles recalled […]
The Sox begin the series tied for first in AL Central
It's not quite Gavin Sheets returning to the park where his father played, but Sean Burke is sort of returning to his old stomping grounds as a University of Maryland product.
His last two outings have been stellar: 13.2 IP, 11 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 14 K, 2 HR.
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Once again the Orioles are at risk of spiraling completely out of contention. Next up on the schedule is a three-game set with a surprisingly solid White Sox squad. Fortunately for the Orioles, these games are at Camden Yards. The Orioles actually having a winning record (23-21) at home, while the White Sox have been […]
The Baltimore Orioles announced a shakeup in their lineup ahead of their series against the Chicago White Sox.As released by the franchise (via X), 25-year-old Gunnar Henderson will be leading off this time. New series at The Yard. 📺 @masnOrioles & MASN+📻 98 Rock 97.9 FM & WBAL 1090 AM pic.twitter.com/mQMhMuVUII — Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) […]
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BALTIMORE—For the first time since May 16th, Gunnar Henderson is leading off for the Orioles. Henderson, who’s in a 1-for-19 slump, is hitting .221 with a .701 OPS. Taylor Ward, who’s been batting leadoff, is batting second as he’s done in 23 games. Henderson is hitting .206 in 24 games as a leadoff hitter and […]
The Baltimore Orioles have been one of the worst teams in the American League this season, entering the end of […]