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Looking at the Orioles Franchise record at Baseball-Reference.com, some surprises right around then for top position player every even year: 1976: Belanger (not Reggie Jackson, Bobby Grich, Lee May, or Kenny Singleton) 1978: DeCinces (not Eddie, Singleton, or May) 1980: Bumbry (not Eddie or Singleton) 1982: Roenicke (not Eddie, Cal, Singleton, or Lowenstein and his 176 OPS+) -
By EddeeEddee · Posted
Too small a sample size, but he's raking as a DH. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.fcgi?id=hendegu01&t=b&year=2023#all_defp He just needs more experience. Those Top 100 lists should never be taken too literally; some players on the lists are very advanced already while others are ranked highly more on future potential. -
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By AnythingO's · Posted
I thought the OP was going for something related to marine species wit "Something is mightily fishy here." They are the "Rays: -
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By OsFanSinceThe80s · Posted
At least there's a path for the Orioles to make the playoffs. The 1980 Orioles had the second best record in MLB with 100 wins. Unfortunately for them the Yankees won 103 games and the O's were on vacation in October instead of playing baseball.
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