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By Bemorewins · Posted
You are willing to potentially put the fate of our World Series hopes in the hands of Hunter Harvey? … I’m genuinely curious as to why when there are much better delivers to be had (one of which is Miller). -
To me three things: -Orioles are younger, much more athletic and put pressure on the Yankees D with their speed throughout the lineup (the Orioes have hit into 8 DP's as a team-Judge has 10 alone) -Orioles stars are younger and ascending the Yankees stars the opposite other than Soto -The Orioles defense helped their pitching the Yankees not at all. -
By Orioles West · Posted
My takeaway is a solid series win - several tight, hard fought contests leading into the last game. I don’t see the Yankees going anywhere. The Empire tends to overspend as needed to stay in the race. One of my favorite things in baseball is O’s over the Yanks and we really are building a better, more sustainable team to haunt them on an annual basis. I don’t know that the Orioles will make move for move or make trades to shadow the Yanks, even though our farm is deeper. Ultimately my take is, my team has no fear against the Yankees or any AL East foe. Which is cool, that’s how I grew up, with B-More standing toe-toe (or better) in the toughest division in the game. -
4/13: Cade Povich, 5.1 innings, 10 K’s 5/2: Luis De Leon, 4.2 innings, 10 K’s Let me know if I missed any. Last year I counted 14 double digit strikeout games, all by July 4. It’s possible some slipped by me afterwards. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
This is not 2014. Not even close! We have a young great team, that (on paper) is better than that one. And Mason Miller has FIVE more years of club control after this one. He is not a pending FA like Andrew Miller was. He can help us for multiple seasons. -
We need to limit the free passes to keep them off the basepaths... and it's a good place to get our right-handed power going. (Or keep it going, actually. It should be a good series for Mounty and Westburg!)
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