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Red Sox RF Platoon Advantage

What is a platoon advantage in Major League Baseball? "The Book: Playing Percentages in Baseball" has some great information regarding this very topic. The basic gist of a platoon advantage is using more than one player on a part-time basis where you match them up in advantageous situations. This helps maximize their overall effect's on your team rather than using...
Via DailyBoxscores.com  |  11 days ago

FanFest Notes & Thoughts: Nick Markakis

Oriole right fielder Nick Markakis spoke with the media at FanFest. He updated everyone on his injury, status heading into Spring Training, Brian Roberts, the pitching, and also the offense. Here are some quotes and notes I was able to pick up from him. *** Commenting about his recent surgery… Um, I’m doing good. It’s a sensitive area where I got cut open; as far as pain...
Via Oriole Post  |  12 days ago

FanFest Notes & Thoughts: Nick Markakis

Oriole right fielder Nick Markakis spoke with the media at FanFest. He updated everyone on his injury, status heading into Spring Training, Brian Roberts, the pitching, and also the offense. Here are some quotes and notes I was able to pick up from him. *** Commenting about his recent surgery… Um, I’m doing good. It’s a sensitive area where I got cut open; as far as pain...
Via Oriole Post  |  12 days ago

Player Profile #119: Nick Markakis | OF | BAL

In the interest of full disclosure, Nick Markakis probably would have ranked a little lower had we known he was undergoing abdominal surgery on January 6, but we made these rankings before the new year. We’ll release our updated re-rankings in mid-February when our first annal draft guide comes out, so if you’ve been worrying about what to get your girlfriend for Valentine...
Via Baseball Professor  |  17 days ago

Markakis looks to be ready for Opening Day

Nick Markakis expects to be limited in Spring Training until the first week of March, but the Orioles starting right fielder -- who had abdominal surgery on Jan. 6 -- is focused on being 100 percent come Opening Day.
Via orioles.com  |  22 days ago

Markakis: I will be ready for Opening Day

Orioles outfielder Nick Markakis proclaimed at Saturday’s FanFest that he would be ready for Opening Day after having offseasion abdominal surgery, but it appears he could be limited for the first few weeks of spring training.
Via Baltimore Sun  |  22 days ago

How Do You Market The Baltimore Orioles?

With Spring Training around the corner, and the 2012 starting as the winter season ends, the question is this? How does one market the Baltimore Orioles? We know that the 20th anniversary of Camden Yards is this year and the organization will be having several things going on with that. That being said, it’s a great marketing tool, but at the end of the day – I care about the...
Via Oriole Post  |  27 days ago

"Pawn Stars" Meets Baseball?

It looks like reality TV is setting up shop in Baltimore..."Ball Boys" debuts on ABC in a couple of months.Unfortunately, it doesn't focus on The Hall's favorite Charm City resident...Timmy Anderson.Apparently, "Ball Boys" is the next in a long line of "Pawn Stars" rip offs, but, this time (according to the Washington Post) it's not a pawn...
Via Hall of Very Good  |  January 13, 2012

Markakis has surgery, looks to Opening Day

Right fielder Nick Markakis underwent surgery to repair abdominal muscles on Thursday, according to the Baltimore Sun.
Via orioles.com  |  January 06, 2012

Orioles’ Nick Markakis sidelined after abdominal surgery

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Via SportingNews.com  |  January 06, 2012

Markakis has surgery to repair torn abdominal muscle

Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis, who has been bothered for months by what he thought was a deep bone bruise in his abdomen, had surgery on Thursday to repair his rectus abdominis, also known as the "six-pack" muscle.
Via Baltimore Sun  |  January 06, 2012

Cespedes

Key members of the Baltimore Orioles front office, along with Buck Showalter and Dan Duquette have travelled to the Dominican Republic to take a look at Cuban slugger and outfielder Yoenis Cespedes. As you see in the video below, the man has some serious skills and the physique to boot; however, the question is – if and when he debuts in the majors – can he hit major league...
Via Oriole Post  |  December 10, 2011

What Happened To Nick Markakis?

Nick Markakis was looking like one of the best young players in baseball after the 2008 season, hitting 306/406/491 and racking up 6.3 WAR. He could do it all – hit for average, power, and play outstanding defence. The O’s wisely locked him up to a long term deal, paying him 66 million for 6 seasons. Markakis looked like a cornerstone outfielder, capable of leading the...
Via Rant Sports  |  November 16, 2011

What Needs to Happen

The Orioles are once again in a state of flux. After a trainwreck of a GM search they finally have their man in Dan Duquette. Duquette seems to be as fine a choice as any, given the circumstances. We shall see what Duke, or Deaux-k if you must, will do in the first of his three years with the team and he has a lot to do. The one thing this team needs more than anything...
Via Oriole Post  |  November 14, 2011

What Needs to Happen

The Orioles are once again in a state of flux. After a trainwreck of a GM search they finally have their man in Dan Duquette. Duquette seems to be as fine a choice as any, given the circumstances. We shall see what Duke, or Deaux-k if you must, will do in the first of his three years with the team and he has a lot to do. The one thing this team needs more than anything else...
Via Oriole Post  |  November 12, 2011

Orioles hire Dan Duquette as new GM

Fifth times the charm, right? Dan Duquette has been hired by the Baltimore Orioles to be their new puppet to Peter Angelos General Manager. He has previous experience with the Expos (1991-1994) and the Red Sox (1994-2002). Duquette left the Expos at their peak, right when they had the best record in baseball during the strike shortened year. He was removed from the Red Sox in 2002...
Via Rant Sports  |  November 08, 2011

Gold Gloves and Perception is Reality...

Despite another poor season for the Orioles, they did get some well-deserved national recognition as both Nick Markakis and Matt Wieters were selected as Rawlings’ Gold Glove winners. We all know the impressive job that Wieters did behind the plate, firmly establishing himself as of one best young catchers behind the plate. He was a defensive marvel behind the dish, stopping...
Via Oriole Post  |  November 03, 2011

Gold Gloves and Perception is Reality...

Despite another poor season for the Orioles, they did get some well-deserved national recognition as both Nick Markakis and Matt Wieters were selected as Rawlings’ Gold Glove winners. We all know the impressive job that Wieters did behind the plate, firmly establishing himself as of one best young catchers behind the plate. He was a defensive marvel behind the dish, stopping...
Via Oriole Post  |  November 03, 2011

Orioles Insider: Nick Markakis on his health after bone bruise

Via Baltimore Sun  |  November 02, 2011

Wieters, Markakis Win Gold Gloves. O’s Still a Joke.

We interrupt Steelers Hate Week to bring you some good news/bad news from the baseball team in town. First, the good. Last night, it was announced that two O’s – catcher Matt Wieters and right fielder Nick Markakis – won the Rawlings Gold Glove Awards at their respective positions. Wieters is the first Oriole catcher to ever win the honor, and Markakis finally gets...
Via B-More Birds Nest  |  November 02, 2011

Markakis resting, recovering from bone bruise

Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis, who won his first Gold Glove Award on Tuesday, is recovering from a pelvic bone bruise that bothered him during the final weeks of last season.
Via orioles.com  |  November 02, 2011

Gold Glove winners announced; Ichiro denied No. 11

Baltimore's Nick Markakis was the American League's representative in right field on the Gold Glove Award team, ending a run of 10 consecutive defensive honors for the Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki.
Via Miami Herald  |  November 01, 2011

Matt Wieters, Nick Markakis Win Gold Gloves

Congratulations to Matt Wieters on winning a well deserved Gold Glove. The awards are obviously kinda dumb (Rafael Plameiro winning with only 28 games played at first, Derek Jeter having 5), but the certainly got it right in this case. Matt Klaassen from his recent Beyond the Box Score article:"The overall leader is the same guy who has been running away with it all season,...
Via Camden Crazies  |  November 01, 2011

Pair of Orioles honored with Gold Gloves

The Orioles took home some hardware from Tuesday night's Rawlings Gold Glove Award show, with catcher Matt Wieters and right fielder Nick Markakis both receiving the honor for the first time in their careers.
Via orioles.com  |  November 01, 2011

Eric Hosmer: A Ballpark Resemblance to Nick Markakis?

Today we’re taking a look at legitimate ROY candidate Eric Hosmer and trying to find a decent statistical comp for him in hopes of putting his season into perspective and projecting, to some degree, his career going forward. I began my search reviewing all left handed rookies between the ages of 20 and 22 in [...]
Via Scouting The Sally  |  October 19, 2011
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