The Baltimore Orioles are attempting to make the playoffs
for the first time in over a decade, but they’ll have to do it without veteran
left-hander
Randy Wolf. While Wolf is
done for the season, the O’s are hoping to get right-hander
Jason Hammel back
for the end of the regular season or the start of the playoffs.
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STILL GOT IT
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September 26, 2012
Deion Sanders was in town on Wednesday for Thursday's Browns-Ravens game in Baltimore so he decided to suit up for the Orioles and participate in batting practice prior to the teams game, reports CSNBaltimore.com.
Prime Time wore No. 21 and suited up next to Adam Jones in the locker room.
Sanders, 45, hit several balls deep into the outfield and gave the Orioles some advice...
Via Fangraphs
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September 28, 2012
The Baltimore Orioles celebrated the 20th anniversary of Camden Yards this year. A few more winning seasons and the Orioles just might get back to the sell-out crowds that filled Camden Yards in 1992 and for nearly a decade thereafter.The high-water mark for attendance at Camden Yards was in 1997, when the the Orioles won the American League East with a record of 98-64. That year...
Via Fox Sports
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September 26, 2012
Chris Davis and Manny Machado each connected twice and the Baltimore Orioles tied a team record with seven home runs, routing Toronto 12-2 Wednesday night and staying within 11/2 games of the AL East lead.
The Orioles ended a two-game losing skid against the Blue Jays and remained close to the division-leading New York Yankees, who won 8-2 in Minnesota.
Nate McLouth hit a leadoff...
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September 26, 2012
So, did you hear the one about the future Hall of Famer who started the season with a supposed contender, got traded to a shocking upstart, missed almost two months with a neck injury and then returned to play a hero's role in a pennant race?
That's Jim Thome.
"It's something that I really try not to analyze too much," the Orioles' designated hitter was...
Via Fox Sports
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September 26, 2012
Chris Davis and Manny Machado each connected twice and the Baltimore Orioles tied a team record with seven home runs Wednesday night, routing Toronto 12-2 and staying within 1 1/2 games of the AL East lead.
The Orioles ended a two-game losing skid against the Blue Jays and remained close to the division-leading New York Yankees, who won 8-2 in Minnesota.
Nate McLouth hit a leadoff...
Via Oriole Post
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September 27, 2012
After losing three out of their last four games, the Orioles needed a win in the worst way in game 156 of the season. With a Yankees win earlier in the afternoon, and the Rays, Angels along with the Athletics having won as well on Wednesday, another loss to Toronto would have added more angst to those in Birdland.
However, the Orioles got their swagger back as they went all-homer...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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September 26, 2012
It's still too early to lock the Orioles into or out of any playoff positions, but the last few days, the club has headed in the wrong direction. After a 4-0 defeat to Toronto on Tuesday, the Orioles have lost three of four games. The last time they hit such a rough stretch was July 23-28, when they dropped five of six. Fortunately for Baltimore, the AL East-leading New York...
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September 26, 2012
Where we boil all the weeks baseball chats down to their Oriole essence...(For the first time in the history of this semi-regular feature, the Baltimore Orioles are seemingly the talk of the baseball world and there is so much here after Tuesday's chats for a post. I'll post part two from this week on Saturday...)Dan Szymborski, Fangraphs.com12:05 Comment From Joel How excited...
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September 28, 2012
As a “thank you” to fans for their support throughout the 2012 season, the Orioles will hold their annual Fan Appreciation Celebration during their last series of the season when they host the Boston Red Sox for three games, Friday, September 28 through Sunday, September 30 at Oriole Park.
The three day celebration includes many opportunities for the Orioles to give back...
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September 25, 2012
The Orioles split their double header against the Jays yesterday, lost a half a game against the Yankees but saw no real movement in the wild card. As the season winds down every single game matters with the Rays and Angels knocking on the door of the playoffs with both teams within four games of the Birds with eight games remaining. The Orioles are still in the driver's seat...
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September 28, 2012
It's been one year since the Red Sox were knocked out of the playoffs by the Baltimore Orioles. In the course of the world, that might not be a very long time. On the other hand, looking back at what's happened to the Sox and O's since then, it might as well have been forever ago. This time, the roles are reversed with Baltimore fighting for a playoff spot and Boston...
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September 27, 2012
Could Deion Sanders have cured the Orioles offensive doldrums?Via CSN:
Via Bloody Sox
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September 27, 2012
By SBRForum.com
The Baltimore Orioles are so close, they can taste it. They haven’t been in the postseason for a while but they appear to be in good shape to end that drought. All it takes is one more good week – or one more so-so week – and they’re in.
Playing the role of spoiler will be the Boston Red Sox, who could really use a decent finish to head into the offseason...
Via MLB Injury News
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September 28, 2012
The New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles look like they may battle for the American League East crown all the way until the final day of the season. Baltimore trails New York by one game in the standings as both teams enter pivotal weekend series. The Red Sox, meanwhile, are just looking for something that vaguely resembles continuity. Here are your American League...
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