-
Who's Online 45 Members, 1 Anonymous, 88 Guests (See full list)
- Hank Scorpio
- sportsfan8703
- OldNewGuy
- Since1984
- Aristotelian
- big oriole fan
- interloper
- Mountain Bird
- Frobby
- SemperFi
- gallden
- casadeozo
- AnythingO's
- RZNJ
- 86this
- Yardball85
- Absltgreek
- orioles119
- Porky
- justcompete
- MDS29
- NedFromYork
- Rbiggs2525
- 24fps
- Pickles
- dabirds
- Orioles0615
- joelala
- forphase1
- O's84
- Can_of_corn
- Vandy
- ShoelesJoe
- OrlandoO
- Feinbird
- Chicago White Sox
- Chelsea_Phil
- dalrymple
- IPlayGM
- George Zuverink
- Safelykept
- RVAOsFan
- Sports Guy
- CaptDbog
- Paul Martin
-
Posts
-
-
No idea how the lowly Reds were able to afford such a contract. -
I think that’s the most likely explanation, but not the only possible one. It’s also possible as the Memorandum of Understanding became public, members of the legislature don’t like some of the terms and the Governor is trying to walk them back, or at least, minimize them. By the way, I stumbled upon a copy of the MOU online the other day. Happy reading! -
“Continued refinement on the location front can keep McDermott on a starter’s track, where he has the potential to be a No. 4 in a major league rotation. He’ll start 2024 back at Triple-A Norfolk but could have a chance to make an impression in big league camp ahead of a potential midsummer debut.” -
“He had an astonishing 2% whiff rate in his pro debut, and walked nearly a quarter of the time. Another of those traits the Orioles work with is consistent hard contact, which isn’t yet a part of Bradfield’s game and may not ever manifest. The Orioles hope Bradfield’s above-average hit tool can play up as he focuses on hitting the ball at good angles and producing line drives, which can make up for his well below-average power, even as he projects to add some strength in pro ball.”
-
I don't know. From my perspective it would be hilariously bad to come out and announce the 30 yr lease being signed on 9/28, only to drag it out to the last days and settle for a short term extension. Just signals to me that Angelos is not dealing in good faith as he pushes for more & more concessions. -
“ Norby has a tricky profile as a bat-first second baseman, but the best of them enjoy fruitful careers, and he has the potential to do so for a second-division club. He might not have much left to prove at Triple-A, but considering the Orioles don’t need to add him to the 40-man roster until after the 2024 season and don’t have an obvious MLB role for him yet, he may return there in 2024.” Scouting Grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 45 | Arm: 40.
-
-
Popular Contributors
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
-
5
-
6
.thumb.gif.5a61fe54435e3842f2e474318a623287.gif)
-
7
-
8
-
9
-
10
-
.thumb.gif.5a61fe54435e3842f2e474318a623287.gif)
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.