In his first Major League camp, Ryan Flaherty isn't just here to soak up the experience. As a Rule 5 Draft pick, Flaherty has to make the Orioles' Opening Day roster or he will be offered back to the Cubs.
OTTAWA — To watch the Washington Capitals in recent days is to wonder when things went wrong for a team that five months ago was often mentioned as a can’t-miss candidate to make a long run in the postseason.
It's not often you see a crowd assembled to watch an early-spring bullpen session on the back fields, and it's rarer still for that marquee event to involve a 19-year-old wearing uniform No. 82.
Don't bring up the subject of the Orioles' new training room to veteran Nick Johnson.
New O's infielder Wilson Betemit became the latest position player to report in advance of Friday's first workout -- a group large enough to prompt two separate batting practice sessions Monday -- and he echoed the enthusiasm shared by his teammates.
Orioles left-hander Zach Britton threw for the second consecutive day with no reported discomfort Tuesday, as the 24-year-old continues to make encouraging progress from left shoulder inflammation that has plagued him since August.
It is a big anniversary in 2012 for The Ballpark That Changed Everything, and when Baltimore opens its season at home on April 6 against Minnesota, fans will have a fresh and yet familiar person to greet them as the brand-new voice of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
If George McPhee had his mind set on exploring the rental market ahead of next week’s NHL trade deadline, he’s got to be as conflicted as ever after Monday’s debacle in Raleigh, N.C. And who could blame him
Sleeper Alert: One expert has Scott Baker 63 spots higher than his ADP! Is there anything better than nailing your sleeper pick?
Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts worked out at the team's Spring Training complex on Monday afternoon, taking swings in the covered batting cages and throwing with shortstop J.J. Hardy.
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