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 Aristotelian · Posted
FYI it's Kremer, not Kramer. I think Krispy Kremer cause it's like the donut. -
By Mooreisbetter27 · Posted
Kinda odd that every team in the AL has played more games than us and the Yankees have actually played 3 more. I don’t know if the Braves have had any rainouts but they’ve actually played 2 games LESS than us. Bizarre scheduling thus far. -
By DrungoHazewood · Posted
If we're getting a time machine to go stop the save rule from being invented there's a pretty long list of things to fix. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
You don’t trade Mayo for a reliever with his injury profile. It’s an awful idea. -
By DrungoHazewood · Posted
But then we could discuss the merits of earned vs unearned runs. You could pick out cases where a pitcher gives up three sharp singles to load the bases with two outs, then some runs score on an iffy hit/error decision that's ruled an error, then the pitcher gives up 2-3 more hard hits and more runs, but because the error was with two outs it's all unearned. Or, the infielders mess up who's going to catch a popup with two outs, it falls untouched for a hit scoring two runs, which are both earned. The world would be a better place if Chadwick had decided in 1870 that runs were just runs, wins and losses were solely a team stat, and 100 years later saves followed that precedence.
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