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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Two other former Oriole players who also just had one or two seasons with the O's, passed away in the last week. Whitey Herzog, best known for his managing the Royals and Cardinals, died this week at 94. And Odell Jones, who pitched for the Orioles in 1986, died at 71. -
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All this K rate talk. Seems the original thread title with “K Watch” was relevant. Sorry if the mods were offended. -
By Orioles West · Posted
I think DR could well be the coolest thing for the O's since the '83 World Series title, and he is a successful human, who probably became successful because of wise investing and keeping projects within a budget. I would love DR to have endless resources and sign everyone possible, but I do not see any way we keep Burnes and a substantial number of our home grown Birds. John Angelos sounded defeatist at times, yet, he had a point about how many times Baltimore can drop 300 million dollar contracts. I love Burnes in orange and black. According to my wife, I probably love Burnes at an unreasonable level. However, I don't see any way we can keep him. And maybe we shouldn't. Pitchers break down way too much (setting aside modern pitch count debates). The Astros plan did include overspending for a starter or two, I'm just not sure that's our O's, even with DR.
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