Tracking Ex-Oriole Thread: 2015 Edition

Sortable spreadsheet with basic stats on the Google Docs page:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18pERKCuoRcYq5XAzU0Q0VXLKBqzJZv1DkvW9i7SaQVI/edit?usp=sharing

All players active in professional or independent baseball that were at one time on the Orioles or in farm system between 2000 and today and played in a game. Organizations are generally listed by highest attained this year, but players move about so much it's hard to be completely accurate.

44 MLBers (19 pitchers, 25 batters)

59 AAAers (29 pitchers, 30 batters)

13 AAers (8 pitchers, 5 batters)

2 A+ers (1 pitcher, 1 batter)

1 Aer (1 pitcher)

1 A-er (1 pitcher)

48 Indie Ballers (21 pitchers, 27 batters)

27 Mexican Baseball: (13 pitchers, 14 batters)

5 Korean Baseball (KBO): (2 pitchers, 3 batters)

4 Japanese Baseball (NPB): (3 pitchers, 1 batter)

Comments below! List is complete as far I know, but always interested in comments, omissions, additions, etc.

Nice to see Ivan DeJesus, Jr FINALLY... getting another chance to play somewhat regularly in the majors. He's doing a very nice job with the Reds.

Ryan Adams

That is said. Adams had a lot of potential.

Did not realize Adam Loewen was back to pitching in AAA. Nine saves for Lehigh Valley.

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Josh Hader was part of a trade and is now a Brewer

http://www.brewcrewball.com/2015/7/30/9077273/josh-hader-scouting-report-brewers-astros-carlos-gomez-trade

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Nick Hundley has been solid with the bat in his first season in Denver, but he also ranks as the worst pitch-framer in all of baseball, per StatCorner.com and second-worst per Baseball Prospectus.