Orioles History
Here, you can talk about Orioles of the past, what teams were like way back when, and anything else concerning the team since 1954.
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By Orioles West · Posted
Fair point. I know better too, money is always the answer! No clicks from me over the years. The AL East standings tend to be my focus. However, there has to be enough people wanting to react to how their team is perceived - thus those clicks. -
Believe it or not, the ghost runner is counter-intuitively more beneficial for the away team. Prior to the rule-flip, win expectancy percentage-wise, the home team benefited from a slightly weighted coin flip, about 52-48. Under the ghost runner, it's been close to the same 52-48 weighted coin flip, but it has favored the away team instead. -
David Bañuelos would have more success than Holliday did. Yes, I guarantee that Mayo would hit better than Holliday did. It might not be good but it would be better. -
They take the time because clicks = cash. And we click, because we want to hear warm and fuzzy things about our team. Or we want to hear nasty things confirming our angst. Depending on the moment. -
Power rankings are a fun source of debate, but they also give an informal opportunity to gauge “us vs them” I can’t wait till we play the Braves or Dodgers, but till then we have the PRs!
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